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The protest targets a plan to build more than 1,000 units at People's Park near Cal's campus, because the critics say the student housing will displace the homeless who live there and increase the cost of local housing.

The City of Berkeley recently passed its first phase of Berkeley Reparations, an initiative spearheaded by local lawmakers to address the legacy of

The momentum for electoral reforms has slowed.

Berkeley City Council members took a step toward making economic reparations to Black people for the years of slavery white people subjected them to and the harm caused by the country's legacy of segregation. 

The California housing crisis has arrived on campus. And this time, it's not the fault of greedy developers or scheming politicians.

The University of California just lost one of its appeals to the state Supreme Court, which means it will have to withhold around 5,000 acceptance letters that it was intending to send out to incoming first-year students in the next few weeks.

"The suit says the campus improperly assessed the impacts of rising enrollment..."

UC Berkeley is one of the world’s top colleges, and the dream school of many high-schoolers. But thousands of would-be undergraduates will be getting a rejection letter instead.

The ruling means UC Berkeley will withhold acceptance letters from more than 5,000...

Uprooted: The Incarceration of Japanese Americans chronicles the life and stories of thousands who were imprisoned during World II.