The Berkeley Political Review was founded in the aftermath of the September 11, 2001 attacks by U.C. Berkeley students who wanted to offer a source of impartial analysis on important issues. The Review was the first public university journal to join the Alliance of Collegiate Editors, alongside sister political reviews at Harvard, Stanford, Brown, and Columbia. 

Featuring five sections, the Review’s coverage finds value in politics big and small. It is Berkeley’s largest political journal — publishing semesterly, and routinely online. Contact can be made here.

The Review seeks new voices at the advent of each semester. Details on joining can be found here.