"Russian Doll" Reworks Live, Die, Repeat

Albert Einstein defined insanity as “doing the same thing over and over again, and expecting different results every time.” In Netflix’s new show Russian Doll, this is reflected perfectly.

"Isn’t It Romantic" Satirizes Rom-Coms

This past Valentine’s Day, there was no shortage of television specials and movies to enjoy with that special someone. During this most amorous time of year there is nothing better than a good romantic comedy.

BHS Lacrosse: Short on Numbers, Thriving on Team Spirit

The boys’ lacrosse team at Berkeley High School is back in action. “Compared to the past three years, the team vibe and chemistry is there this year,” senior and captain Mateo Navarro said.

Black Girls Rise Club Aims to Empower, Evolve, and Exceed

At a school as large as Berkeley High School, it is easy for students to feel overlooked by teachers and administrators, and swallowed up by the sheer size of classes and learning communities.

Potential Disasters Warrant Precautions

With instances of natural disasters and extreme weather sweeping across the nation, it’s time to ask ourselves how to best prepare for such emergencies here in the Bay Area.

OUSD Strikes Unite Bay Area Teachers

Recently, teachers across the state have been striking to work in better circumstances. Higher pay, better benefits, and overpopulation of students per class are just some of the reasons Oakland teachers are walking out and threatening to strike for their rights as educators.

BUSD Hosts Multicultural Education Series

In an effort to raise awareness about equity in education, the Berkeley Unified School District superintendent has created Onward and Upward, a series featuring speakers from the University of California Berkeley Graduate School of Education.

Pointless TV Provides Escape From Reality

You finished up the school day or the workday, you feel overwhelmed, and all you want to do is go home and veg out. Of course, there are times when you do want to watch a drama filled TV show where you connect so strongly to a character it drives you crazy, but on the

Bundy’s Charm Overemphasized in Film

Chronicling the life of a serial killer is never easy, especially when it strays from the typical documentary format. Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile does just that by making a bold choice in having Zac Efron, who starred in High School Musical, play a wicked serial killer.

Jackets’ Boys' Basketball Season Comes to End

The Berkeley High School boys’ basketball season came to a close on February 8. After falling a bit behind in the league standings, with a league record of two wins and seven losses, the Jackets have failed to qualify for the North Coast Section tournament.

Underrepresentation of Female Referees Lingers Across Sports

It’s no secret that football in America is brutal, aggressive, and promotes hyper-masculinity. It’s seen in the vigorous tackles, in the die-hard fans, and in the laws that require cheerleaders to wear crop tops and skin-tight shorts to games.

Girls and Boys Soccer Clinch WACC Titles

For the first time since the 2013-14 season, both the girls and boys Berkeley High School soccer teams have won the West Alameda County Conference league.

School Board Profile: Arvin Hariri

Arvin Hariri is a current Berkeley High School senior who was elected to be the student representative to the Berkeley Unified School District School Board for the 2018-19 school year.

Police Records to Be Released

The American Civil Liberties Union of Northern California and Berkeleyside sued the city of Berkeley on January 30 over the city’s refusal to release police records predating 2019.

Sugar City

Most people have never heard of the small town of Crockett, otherwise known as “Sugar City.” For most of my life, my close friend has lived there and the town has become familiar and special in my life.

BHS Staff Holds Walk-In to Support Los Angeles Teachers on Strike

On Friday, December 16, Berkeley Unified School District teachers joined together for a walk-in before school started in order to support the Los Angeles teachers that are on strike, as well as to call attention to the demands of teachers across America.

History of the BHS vs. O’Dowd Rivalry

It’s a known fact that Berkeley High School and Bishop O’Dowd have a rivalry. It’s seen in the way the girls soccer team warms up with the utmost focus.

Athletes Work to Defy Odds

Being an athlete is more than just a label. For some, sports are more than just a game. Being an athlete is a daily task of discipline, determination, and perseverance.