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Students working at Doe Library heard what sounded like gunshots around 6:45 p.m. Friday, which were later believed to be the sounds of popping balloons. 

As a young boy in Portsmouth, a naval town in southern England dating back to Roman times, Andrew Stewart kindled his fascination with the ancient and medieval realms. While archaeology started off as a childhood hobby, it quickly blossomed into a ca

Several UC Berkeley libraries will be extending their hours once additional employees are hired to cover the required shifts. 

The ASUC Senate held its first public meeting of the semester Wednesday, where senators and campus administrators discussed the return to in-person classes.

The second of two storms forecast for this week is expected to hit Southern California today, bringing more precipitation to close out a wet December.

Here are our takes on what the ASUC Executives and Senators have accomplished so far and what they have planned for the spring.

Your fight to keep yourself grounded (and sane) isn’t one you face alone. Below is not one but four ways in order to do so.

Often, I can relate to WILLOW’s contradictory impulses. It is one thing to admit to weakness; it is another to make room for help.

Every student has their go-to library. Here is a list of songs depending on the library you study at to add to your playlist for the next study session.

Campus leaders held a press conference Oct. 28 by Doe Library protesting a display featuring works from David Prescott Barrows and Alfred Louis Kroeber.