Recent posts in The Campanil
On the merits of voting instead of striking
Senior Kate Ruprecht explains why she will be voting to make a change over protesting.
Updated on November 3, 2011
PODCAST | Death Row Art
At Rock, Paper, Scissors Collective, all of the artists whose work was on display are on death row or serving a life sentence for crimes they say they didn’t commit.
Updated on May 3, 2010
Club hosts celebration of Native American Heritage
Native American Sisterhood Alliance celebrates Native American Heritage Month with events throughout the month of November.
Updated on November 20, 2009
Oaktoberfest builds community in the Dimond
The corner of Fruitvale Ave. and MacArthur Blvd. was home to numerous pubs run by German and Irish immigrants in the early 1900s. These breweries may have been shut down in the 1930s during the prohibition, but Oaktoberfest, Oakland’s version of the famous German festival Oktoberfest, is reviving beer-drinking culture – and uniting community – [...]
Updated on October 16, 2009
ICL students walk to end violence against women
On a beautiful day at Lake Merritt, it is customary to see people taking in the scenery and walking around the lake as part of their daily routine. The morning of October 3, however, was more than your average sunny day.
Updated on October 12, 2009
Students and faculty hold Fast-a-Thon for Ramadan
Students and faculty met at sundown on Sept. 16 to break their day-long fasts, a pledge for charity in light of the Islamic holy month of Ramadan. The Fast-A-Thon’s goal was to generate money to help educate girls in South and Central Asia.
Updated on September 23, 2009
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