UC Berkeley professor is exonerated of plagiarism accusations
UC Berkeley professor and chair of anthropology Terrence Deacon was cleared of all accusations of plagiarism in a report released Wednesday. Read More…
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Birgeneau to receive award for exceptional leadership in science
UC Berkeley Chancellor Robert Birgeneau will receive an award for exceptional leadership in the scientific community, the American Institute of Physics (AIP) announced Thursday. Read More…
Lower Sproul redevelopment construction continues over winter break
As part of a $223 million redevelopment project of Lower Sproul, two buildings, the Cesar Chavez Student Center and Anthony Hall, underwent construction throughout the span of winter break. Read More…
Motorcyclist killed at intersection of Shattuck and Rose
A motorcyclist was hit and killed by an SUV Wednesday afternoon at the intersection of Shattuck Avenue and Rose Street. Read More…
City orders medical cannabis business to shut down
A local medical cannabis business will be moving its operations out of Berkeley after the City Council unanimously voted Tuesday to declare it a public nuisance.
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Campus administration decides not to transfer child care management
After parents raised concerns with UC Berkeley’s intention to transfer the management of its child care program to a private provider, campus administration announced Monday it will not use the private management services. Read More…
Students react to presidential election results
While hundreds of students danced in celebration of President Barack Obama’s re-election to Miley Cyrus’ “Party in the USA” on Sproul Plaza at UC Berkeley, members of the Berkeley College Republicans were huddled around a television in an apartment south of campus. The site where various campus groups spent weeks Read More…
Student Regents Hold Prop. 30 and Budget Presentation
Just five days from the election, about 16 students gathered at Barrows Hall Thursday evening to hear a presentation by the UC student regents about the effects of Proposition 30, a ballot measure that could prevent a 20 percent tuition hike in January, on the UC’s budget. At the presentation, Read More…
Campus, city expect increased traffic due to Friday night football game
Campus and city officials are implementing measures in anticipation of the increased traffic expected to result from Friday night’s Cal football game. Read More…
Longtime campus librarian, UC Berkeley alumnus dies
Dan Krummes, a UC Berkeley alumnus, former director of the campus Institute of Transportation Studies Library and longtime dog-lover, died of cancer last week. He was 62. Read More…