If UC Berkeley students claim to care about justice, the work has to start here: in how we look at, speak about and treat our ...

This may seem like a fringe issue of the anomalies and social rejects of our current landscape, but the terrifyingly extraordinary thing about it is: as these machines have become ...

Emmy-nominated editor Keith Fraase dialed in with The Daily Californian to discuss capturing chemistry, working with Celine ...

Various instances of defensive miscommunication arose from the Bears during high-pressure moments in their opening matches ...

After posting a below .500 record and losing several fan favorites this offseason, Cal football looks forward to a new ...

One of the most exciting yet hectic times of the year is approaching: club recruitment. Soon, Sproul Plaza will be packed ...

Getting a work-study job can be daunting and unpredictable. Here are some tips to streamline that process if you don’t know ...

The Deportation Data Project, led by lawyers, professors and law students including several from Berkeley Law, has made ...

The Walgreens pharmacy located at 2310 Telegraph Ave. permanently closed Tuesday, while the rest of the store will remain ...

In many ways, “Weapons” also felt eerily similar to Cregger’s debut film, “Barbarian,” with its small town scares and basement surprises.

The service is currently invite-only, according to the company’s website, after being made available for select employees in ...

So here’s a proposal: get a hobby you’re bad at. Let it stay bad. Don’t show anyone. Don’t try to get better. Don’t let it ...