UC Berkeley

Sen. Dianne Feinstein's Husband Named In College Admissions Scandal

“This is the first time I’ve heard that maybe I did something that wasn’t right,” Richard Blum told a California newspaper. “I think it’s a bunch of nonsense.”
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University Of California Will Have Its First Black President

Dr. Michael Drake will be the first person of color to lead the major university system in its 152-year history.
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'Go Away': Hundreds Of Protesters Disrupt Ann Coulter Event At UC Berkeley

Multiple people were arrested. One woman interrupted the right-wing author's address, calling her a "Nazi."
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Woman Accuses UC Berkeley Football Players, Coaches Of Sexual Harassment

The university said it has referred the allegations to the campus Office for the Prevention of Harassment and Discrimination.
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Costumed Squirrel 'Furry Boi' Wins Election For Berkeley Student Senate

The senator-elect embraced human-friendly issues after his victory.
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Motorcycle Lane-Splitting: Safe Or Scary?

At least 15 states in the past five years have considered legalizing lane-splitting for motorcyclists, but only California has enacted legislation to do so.
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California Moves Closer To Offering The Abortion Pill On Campuses

SB 320 just passed the Senate, but it began with a group of UC Berkeley students.
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Women Leaders in Science Under Microscope: Funding Needed For STEM Careers

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Study Ties California Gun Violence Increases To Nevada Gun Shows

The University of California study indicates gun-related deaths and injuries increased 70 percent in neighboring areas after such events.
By Dan Whitcomb, Reuters

School Choice: The Old Wolf in New Sheep’s Clothing

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