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- UC Berkeley admits the fewest students it has in years (SF Chronicle)
- Attack on author Salman Rushdie dredges up memories of Berkeley bookstore bombing (SF Chronicle)
- Kaiser mental health workers go on strike (East Bay Times)
- Berkeley artist Raymond L. Haywood and the Black canvas (48 Hills)
- Jennifer Doudna’s Discovery Changed the World. How Does She Think We Should Use It? (New York Times)
- What’s Next for Berkeley’s People’s Park (New York Times)
- How employees saved Berkeley’s Oceanview Diner (SFGate)
- Children’s services response times lag in Alameda County (Bay Area News Group)
- After Fleeing Afghanistan, Judge Basira Qazizada Finds a Stopgap Oasis in Berkeley (Berkeley Law)
- UC Berkeley Library exhibit showcases tools, techniques, and terminology of time-traveling preservation profession (Berkeley Library)
- Campanile closed temporarily due to malfunctioning credit card reader (Daily Cal)
- Incoming Cal students reflect on admissions process, diversity, affordability (Daily Cal)
- Berkeley, a Look Back: UC students return for fall 1922 semester (East Bay Times)
