Chrissa Olson

An elderly man was hit by an AC Transit bus this morning at the intersection of Derby and Warring streets, on the corner of the Clark Kerr Campus.

A performance meant to celebrate Black community and culture, the Black Greek fraternities and sororities of theUC Berkeley National Pan-Hellenic Council made Upper Sproul their stage, drawing generations of Black

While voters have not yet chosen Berkeley’s next round of leadership, one thing is for certain: Some of the incumbents will be leaving, and with them will go the certainty

Former president Donald Trump regained the presidency early Wednesday morning, becoming both the 45th and 47th president to the disdain, fear and indifference of UC Berkeley students.

While the national race has been decided, Berkeley still has thousands of votes to go before several races can be called.

Between Dec. 27 and Jan. 2 as well as Jan. 5, $30,000 in UC Berkeley’s welding machinery and approximately $2,000 in tools were stolen respectively in the first two reported

The city of Berkeley plans to sweep the unhoused encampment at 8th and Harrison Streets on Feb. 10.A Jan. 7 notice posted at the encampment declared a health hazard and

For students receiving financial aid, the wait for disbursal can be overwhelming. Financial aid for the spring 2025 semester started to be disbursed 10 days before the start of classes

UC Berkeley alum Isabella Goines was set to join the Federal Emergency Management Agency as an environmental compliance specialist. The job was waiting for her.

Across Berkeley, many took part in “A Day Without Immigrants,” a nationwide event encouraging people to stay away from shopping, work and school for a day to demonstrate solidarity with