Bibliography

Most of what is in this book I have seen, heard, experienced or read about in the Dail Cal. Aside from the usual guides to and histories of the city and campus, I recommend the following to those interested in the buildings, personalities and traditions of the University.


Campus Planning Study Group. Campus Historic Resources Survey. Berkeley, 1978.
Everything you could possibly want to know about every piece of architecture on campus. If you hoped this book would have detailed discussions about loggias, colonnades and porticoes, get rid of it and find this one.
Charbonneau, Bob, et al. Strawberry Creek — A Walking Tour of Campus Natural History. Berkeley, 1990.
More information than I’ve given on the natural resources of the campus site.
International Competition for the Phoebe Hearst Architectural Plan for the University of California. San Francisco, 1899(?).
See for yourself what our campus could have looked like.
Paltridge, James Gilbert. A History of the Faculty Club at Berkeley. Faculty Club, University of California, Berkeley, 1990.
A labor of love by a distinguished alumnus. Available at the Men’s Faculty Club.
Partridge, Loren W. John Galen Howard and the Berkeley Campus: Beaux-Arts Architecture in the Athens of the West. Berkeley, 1978.
A brief biography and career history as well as an in-depth study of Howard’s ideas and University work.
Sibley, Robert and Carol. University of California Pilgrimage. 1952
A hilarious compendium of campus traditions and anecdotes by people who were there in the beginning and knew such people as Phoebe Hearst and Benjamin Ide Wheeler.
Stadtman, Verne A., ed. Centennial Record of the University of California. Berkeley, 1967.
An encyclopedia of information about all nine campuses. The copy in the Bancroft Library contains handwritten corrections and updates.
University of California at Berkeley. Long Range Development Plan, 1989–2005. Berkeley, 1989.
They talk the talk, but do they walk the walk? Check this out and make the Regents toe the line.