It feels almost pointless to lead with the unavoidable news that 118 protesters were forcibly arrested from the 2B alley on April 25—undoubtedly, every...

So often as journalists, we are told there is “a way things have always been.”  We set our deadlines and work towards them diligently to remain...

The Berkeley Beacon failed you on Friday when we hastily published a story about the passing of Brooks Walker without consideration and proper context....

It’s been a year and a half since The Beacon began a process that had been long overdue: reckoning with the racism within our organization. As our new...

The past 12 months may have been the most unprecedented year of our lifetime. The first pandemic of the 21st century transformed life as we knew it in...

Last semester, after The Beacon drew a wave of public criticisms and staff resignations, it made me question everything I know about journalism. Prior...

The Beacon’s first print issue of the semester in early September initiated a wave of resignations from almost 20 staff members. Some felt deeply mistreated...

As another school year begins, I want to take a moment to address some changes both in our paper and on campus.  Little Building finally opened and...