Law professor Andrea Roth fears that rapid DNA testing “could open up the floodgates to massive sampling.”
From the big screen to the battlefield, Robert Meltzer is one of Berkeley’s most unusual veterans.
Under new leadership, one of the poorest cities in California is getting a makeover.
Only half a dozen typewriter repair shops still exist in Northern California. Two of them are in Berkeley.
Hidden among the trees, Cal’s annual music festival brings together families, artists, and musicians for a three-day campout.
Jenny Odell and the politics of refusal in the age of distraction
This student group is working to prevent gun violence through better policy.
It’s not perfect, but is it good enough?
Professional runner and Olympian Alysia Montaño won Nationals six months postpartum, but her sponsors abandoned her anyway. She didn't take it sitting down.
In the rush to retweet and regram their outrage, some people forgot to fact-check.
A student's account of psychosis, isolation, and love
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