Diversity, Part 1
"Blind Professors Prepare Others To Aid Sightless"
July 2, 1918
House Club is Formed by Chinese Students
October 20, 1910
"Room Shortage for Japanese Acknowledged"
January 23, 1940
Polls Open for Spring Balloting
May 11, 1953
Chicano Co-op Opening Held
January 7, 1970
Campus faculty create Chicano-Latino group
May 11, 2015
Anachronism: A journey through the history of Native American student admission- photo
October 8, 2017
Anachronism: A journey through the history of Native American student admission - text
October 8, 2017
'Always been fighting': At UC Berkeley, Native American students determined to reconcile past, present
October 8, 2017
The Daily Californian reflected its times, sometimes reinforcing the racism, sexism, and ableism of the last 150 years, and at other times actively advocating for greater inclusion for marginalized groups. Some articles demonstrate the determination of Cal students, staff, and faculty to claim their place at the university despite social and structural barriers.
Nathan Huggins did not win the ASUC election in 1953 but he did become a distinguished scholar of African American Studies at Harvard University.
– "Polls Open for Spring Balloting"
