politics

Sure, it’s great to understand the process of government first-hand, but to actually be a part of it? It’s both a grueling and rewarding task.

It’s easy to dismiss your own vote or voice as being a drop in the bucket, but if everyone thinks the same way and withholds their drop, then the bucket will be dangerously empty. 

While Biden has aggressively tackled the climate crisis, Trump focused heavily on making the problem worse.

But while all men aren’t “bad,” they all have inherited a society which severely needs to reconsider what it means to be a boy, and more crucially, what it means to be human.

When you cast your ballot, make sure you share your voice. As you share your voice, make sure you are the one speaking.

With the Democrats currently in control of both chambers of Congress and the White House, the finger of public opinion is pointed at their leadership and the fiscal policies they enacted within two years.

Attacks on female-identifying political candidates are not alien to UC Berkeley's campus.

Progress isn’t made without constructive conversation, and in recent years, that has been lacking in the UC Berkeley community.

Amid a global pandemic, Joe Biden was elected last year as the United States’s 46th president. Biden, accompanied by his Vice President Kamala Harris, made climate change one of his top priorities.

We urge students to make your voices heard in this process, and we look forward to incorporating your input in reshaping Berkeley’s City Council districts.