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Turning Point USA, November 10th, 2025

Tressa Davies November 17, 2025

On Monday November 10, Turning Point USA had its final stop of a 2025 tour on campus at UC Berkeley. Whilst attendees sat inside Zellerbach

David Oppenheimer on the Importance of Diversity & the War on DEI

Melis Paz Soldan November 17, 2025

With the recent suppression of DEI initiatives by the Trump administration and a war on diversity, Berkeley Law professor David Oppenheimer sits down with BPR

On Happyend, Duty, and Justice

Pedro Ezquer Parejo November 3, 2025

Neo Sora’s 2024 film, Happyend, brings to life a verisimilar portrayal of a country in decline: a right-wing, authoritarian, surveillance state slowly in construction. In

Congressmen Eric Swalwell on the Government Shutdown & Future of Democratic Politics

Keira Bixler October 3, 2025

Isabelle Jacobson and Keira Bixler are joined by Congressman Eric Swalwell to discuss the current government shutdown, its impact on the American public, and the

The Palisades Fires: How Profit and Greed Ignite California’s “Natural” Disasters

Melis Paz Soldan September 5, 2025

California is home to occasional earthquakes, various landslides, longstanding droughts, and most of all, sweeping and devastating wildfires. This past January, the Palisades and Altadena

Stopping the Fentanyl Crisis Starts With Better Intelligence

Lucy Cox December 5, 2024

Imagine every two weeks, two packed commercial airplanes hijacked by foreign adversaries were barreled into skyscrapers full of Americans. A 9/11-level attack every two weeks.

UC Berkeley’s Free Speech Identity Crisis

Lucy Cox December 5, 2024

“Speech is not violence. The Left conflates the two in order to justify its own violent reactions to differing points of view.” Michael Knowles “I

In a World With GoodRx & Cost Plus Drugs, Why Prescription Drug Prices Still Suck

November 24, 2024

Prescription drug prices are one of the biggest financial burdens for Americans and a major point of political contention. The soaring prices of lifesaving medications

The Craft of Political Horror

November 24, 2024

Disclaimer: This article contains major spoilers for Us (2019) as well as minor spoilers for Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956) and The Purge: Election

The Bipartisan Fight for Property Rights

Lucy Cox May 13, 2024

When Patti Peeples approached her investment property home in Jacksonville, Florida, which she was preparing to put on the market, one would expect her to

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