UC Berkeley researcher and physics professor Richard A. Muller incited a controversy in the science community recently when he published the results of a climate change study in the New York Times. Read More…
In an effort to gain more support for Gov. Jerry Brown’s November tax initiative, the UC Student Association is pushing for student support of Assembly Bill 1436, which will allow election day voter registration in California. Read More…
The bill states that all accounts the ASUC had with Bank of America be moved to Union Bank, citing reasons such as Bank of America’s “failed investment practices” and lack of community investment. Read More…
The UC Berkeley Energy Biosciences Building, which will complete construction within the next two weeks and begin initial move-in of faculty and equipment on July 30, is scheduled to open in early September. Read More…
Amy Jarich, the former senior associate dean at the University of Virginia, was selected as the new campus’ assistant vice chancellor and director of undergraduate admissions after a year long search. Read More…
The Albany City Council will convene Monday to address upcoming commercial developments that may take place on UC-owned land in the city. Read More…
The recently released details of the California state budget indicate that while there will be no immediate effect on UC student tuition, the Cal Grant system will experience a 5 percent decrease on some grants. Read More…
UC Berkeley alumnus, former University of Minnesota faculty member, and domestic violence expert Jeffrey Edleson begins his term as dean of campus School of Social Welfare in August. Read More…
After a collision with an SUV while riding her bike last week, former UC Berkeley student Brittany Gunnell sustained life-threatening head injuries. Gunnell was returning home from a musical theater rehearsal at 8:40 p.m. when the accident occurred in the Westchester neighborhood of Los Angeles. Read More…
Berkeley native Denisha DeLane is determined to improve her community through her campaign to run for Berkeley City Council in District 2. DeLane filed a petition with 150 signatures with the city clerk’s office Tuesday in lieu of filing fees in preparation for her upcoming campaign for the November election. Read More…