Dwinelle Hall

In capturing the charm of our campus with each snapshot, we have sought to remind ourselves of what originally drew us to this city, to this school.

Despite being born and raised in the Bay for my entire life, I did not have my first chance to visit the UC Berkeley campus until I was 16.

Ultimately, UC Berkeley will make you a stronger, more confident and more proactive person, and that is something I am grateful for.

In a time of unknowns and uncertainties, many students with disabilities desire hybrid instruction, not as an accommodation, but rather as a matter of ensuring public health.

For UC Berkeley junior Monet Siroosian, the first few weeks of the fall semester have been riddled with a lack of reliable Wi-Fi connection in specific lectures, an inability to fill out in-class attendance forms and even difficulties taking a quiz.

Here are 21– in honor of this year’s graduating class – somewhat underrated but incredible things about UC Berkeley’s campus, in no particular order.

As UC Berkeley prepares to resume in-person instruction in the fall, several faculty members have raised concerns over poor ventilation in Dwinelle Hall and Wheeler Hall, posing questions about safety amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

The American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Local 3299, or AFSCME Local 3299, launched a campaign condemning UC administration for an alleged use of police force on a UC worker due to a language barrier.

If UC Berkeley understands and opposes white supremacy, campus leaders will not simply excise the names of oppressors.

Imagine a world where everyone has the Force — well, everyone at UC Berkeley, that is. Think of all the things we could do with that kind of power!