Berkeley attempted to support DEI but discovered there were no financial benefits.

A Recent Study Raises Questions About DEI Programs A recent study aimed at reassuring businesses regarding diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives has revealed something rather unexpected for DEI supporters: maintaining these programs doesn’t seem to provide any financial benefits compared to if companies choose to abandon them. Researchers from the University of California, Berkeley, […]
Terrifying mugshot reveals man who followed UC Berkeley student to her apartment

A homeless man, Kenneth Kenji Stine, 50, ended up in jail on Tuesday, although it wasn’t for reportedly chasing a UC Berkeley student into her apartment. His arrest came after police located him with an active, unrelated warrant, which occurred days after he had been questioned and then released due to a lack of evidence […]
Homeless camp in Berkeley contaminated with harmful rat urine

A serious illness linked to rat urine has impacted two people residing in a heavily infested RV nearby a homeless encampment in California; one of them sadly passed away after being hospitalized for an extended period. These two individuals lived in an RV plagued by rats, located about a mile away from the homeless camp […]
UC Berkeley professor who criticized admissions acknowledges using AI

An editorial that claims a professor at the University of California, Berkeley, is being compelled to teach basic math to underprepared college students has gained considerable traction online. The piece, attributed to Professor Zvezdelina Stankova, criticizes the admissions standards at UC Berkeley. She was among many faculty members who signed an open letter this year […]
Passing of UC Berkeley professor leads to new developments as squatters occupy house inherited by twins

Custody Battle Turns Tragic for UC Berkeley Professor A UC Berkeley professor was tragically killed amid a turbulent custody dispute in Greece, leaving his family and 11-year-old twin children to face hardship back in California. Now, relatives are grappling with their own legal fight to clear out alleged squatters from their East Bay residence. Przemysław […]
Nancy Pelosi’s plan after Congress: A $50 million institute at Berkeley focused on being nonpartisan

Nancy Pelosi Announces Next Chapter After 40 Years in Congress After four decades in Congress, former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has shared her future plans. She’s set to launch the Nancy Pelosi Institute for Representative Democracy at the University of California, Berkeley, which the university describes as a “bipartisan” academic center. The opening is slated […]
Ex-UC Berkeley swimming champion claims coach ridiculed her following suicide attempt in recent lawsuit

California Swimming Coach Lawsuit Allowed to Proceed A significant lawsuit against Terry McKeever, a long-time women’s swimming coach in California, is now moving forward. He’s accused of shaming a swimmer for having suicidal thoughts and telling that swimmer he “ruined” a teammate’s day. On Tuesday, the Court of Appeals made a notable decision to allow […]
Former swimmers achieve legal success against UC Berkeley in coach abuse case

A recent legal victory has been achieved by a group of former swimmers from UC Berkeley, who claim the university overlooked serious abuse allegations against its former women’s swimming coach. A California appeals court decided on Tuesday that 18 former Golden Bears swimmers can go forward with their lawsuit against the University of California Board […]
Critics Attack UC Berkeley Law School as Student Disability Numbers Surge Rapidly in Just a Few Years

Roughly a third of students at leading law schools in the U.S. now have reported disabilities, a significant increase compared to just a few years ago. By spring 2026, around 378 students at UC Berkeley School of Law were part of the campus’s disability services program. Data from the program indicated that it supported 4,153 […]
Increase in UC Berkeley Law students identifying as disabled

A concerning trend has emerged at the prestigious UC Berkeley School of Law, where a notable number of students report having a “mental” or other mental conditions. According to university statistics, critics suggest that some students might be exploiting this situation to gain extra time during exams. There are currently 378 students enrolled in the […]