When her team attended meets at Haas Pavilion, Yuleen envisioned herself under the bright lights with the Cal logo across her chest.

“I came to these meets and I was like the kid in the handstand contest,” Yuleen said. “I still have my T-shirt that college students signed for me.”

"Even in one of the most progressive cities in the United States, with many residents highly vocal against police brutality, it’s all politics as usual."

“(Cooper was) deeply committed to equity and to making sure that Berkeley remained a diverse and inclusive community,” Mayor Jesse Arreguín said. “We will continue to work for the things that she strived for.”

"Everything I wrote felt derivative of my influences, a cheap gimmick. I felt doomed to repeat their exact thoughts in an inferior way, like a cavern echoing back every word shouted into it."

Campus spokesperson Dan Mogulof said Christ’s decision to live off-campus will have no impact on Christ’s accessibility to the campus community.

Of the 33 recommendations given to UCOP by the state auditor, 33 have not been fully implemented. Of the seven recommendations given to the UC Regents, seven have not been fully implemented.

You want to eat out every night of the week, but you can’t. You want to buy some nice, healthy groceries, but healthy food is super expensive.

The spray-painted graffiti messages targeted demographics such as “white people,” “cops” and “liberal scum,” according to City Councilmember Kriss Worthington.

Mayor Arreguín is expected to cover the accomplishments of his new administration and address future strategies for various city issues, including affordable housing, homelessness and environmental sustainability, according to the mayor’s office.

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The UC Berkeley campus typically allocates about $200,000 each year to manage protests, but in fiscal year 2016-2017, it spent almost $900,000 responding to protests.

"As my dad and I cruised around the labyrinth of knick-knacks, fine art, and taxidermic odds and ends, I couldn’t help but think about how much the space resembled my brother’s childhood room."

The alert alleged that a male victim was followed by multiple suspects about 9:51 p.m. Friday after riding BART and exiting the train at the Downtown Berkeley station.

The alert states that about 8:55 p.m. a female unaffiliated with the campus was standing near the Dwinelle parking lot’s northeast corner steps when a male suspect allegedly approached her and groped her buttocks.