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These stipends are therefore intended to tangibly recognize the work and commitment of dedicated staff, as well as make The Daily Californian more accessible to UC Berkeley students.

The purpose of gathering this data is to better inform our hiring processes not only during hiring, but also preceding and following hiring seasons. The information allows us to see where we succeeded in increasing diversity and inclusion, as well as where we need to prioritize more time, accessibility and outreach.

For UC Berkeley students thinking about future careers, looking up to someone who’s been in similar shoes might help. Here are some iconic UC Berkeley alumni to help inspire your job decisions.

No, you might not get into the most posh consulting club your first semester on campus, but it won’t be the end of the world.

The Daily Californian sat down with Erwin Chemerinsky, dean of Berkeley Law since 2017, in order to gain insight into the recent Supreme Court rulings. 

Thus, we came to the conclusion to take a pause and reflect on who we are as a newspaper, and how we can and should do better to amplify the voices of the LGBTQ+ community — regardless of what month it is. 

Life is, at its core, the process of you making yourself. So college, a four-year rung on this ladder, is only a small step forward.

I never expected to love UC Berkeley in the way I do. And there are many other things that defied my expectations coming here.

You see, I could be going to another city, like New York. I could be doing a graduate program, but I wouldn’t do that because I intend to stay and relive my glory days here at Berkeley. Forever.

I don’t find myself in my body, often, but I’m trying. I don’t always find myself in my community, but I’m making my own.