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Alice Conry

Reporter · US

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Sep 18, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 18, 2026 · Alice Conry & Ava Volman | Staff

    Train rolls into Memorial Stadium for post-Wagner game concert (opens the original)

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    Bay Area and Grammy-winning pop band Train will perform at California Memorial Stadium following Cal football’s game against Wagner College on Saturday. The concert is included in fans’ tickets to the Cal-Wagner game, which will kick off at 12:30 p.m. The Train concert will begin shortly after the game ends. Last week, Cal Athletics announced the band’s performance in an Instagram post captioned, “Train is coming to Bear Territory.” “We wanted to give our fans an opportunity to celeb

  2. Article · Sep 3, 2026 · Alice Conry & Cam Lippincott | Senior Staff

    UC Berkeley expands AI use in mass communications (opens the original)

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    Various public communications from campus, including from known figures UC Berkeley Chancellor Rich Lyons and Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education Oliver O’Reilly, were flagged by AI detector Pangram as being generated or altered by an AI writing tool. The Daily Californian ran dozens of AI detection tests on a wide variety of campus communications materials. While the majority of communications were not flagged for AI by Pangram, AI was detected in several campuswide emails, a video speec

  3. Article · Aug 19, 2026 · Alice Conry | Senior Staff

    Old Berkeley Lab building could become a data center, local communities raise concerns (opens the original)

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    A four-story office building in downtown Oakland — which was once home to a Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory supercomputer — could soon house a new AI data center as part of a larger four-property complex. The proposal was visualized by Oakland’s District 3 council member, Carroll Fife, and Colin Behring, CEO of real estate development and private equity platform Behring Companies. It entails converting about 20,000 square feet of the approximately 83,000-square-foot building into a d

  4. Article · Jul 30, 2026 · Alice Conry | Staff

    Disabled tenant sues Harriet Tubman Terrace apartments after 4 years with no heat and ‘uninhabitable conditions’ (opens the original)

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    A disabled tenant at the Harriet Tubman Terrace apartments in South Berkeley is suing the building’s management and owner along with 30 individuals over “uninhabitable conditions” and resulting injuries and damages. The tenant, Jimmy Smith, claims that his apartment had “substantial defective conditions,” including no heat, no hot water in his shower, a broken intercom, a reduction in amenities and general dilapidation and lack of maintenance.  Residents at the Harriet Tubman House

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