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The UC Board of Regents’ Finance and Capital Strategies Committee approved a 3.5 percent, or $978, increase on the nonresident supplemental tuition starting in the 2018-19 school year at its regular meeting Wednesday — sending it to the UC Board of Regents for a final vote on Thursday.
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The Department of Justice filed a lawsuit Tuesday against California alleging that the state’s sanctuary city laws are unconstitutional.
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All Berkeley can do now is wait, hope that its resources are enough and ride out what is –– in the final analysis –– just another battle in a long, exhausting clash of political civilizations.
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The California Legislative Analyst’s Office, or LAO, released a report Thursday afternoon analyzing Gov. Jerry Brown’s higher education budget for the 2018-19 fiscal year.
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In the midst of a financial crisis, UC Berkeley spent nearly $4 million on free speech events in just one month last semester.
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In the early hours of Friday morning, Chancellor Carol Christ released a Calmessage to the campus community detailing the campus’s financial progresses and woes.
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A lower-than-anticipated funding allocation in Gov. Jerry Brown’s January state budget proposal and the tabling of the UC Board of Regents vote on tuition hikes last week both profoundly affect UC Berkeley’s financial planning, Rae said.
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On Wednesday, the UC Board of Regents postponed voting on a controversial tuition hike until March and May for in-state and nonresident tuition, respectively. When the board reconvenes, the regents should end discussion about an increase once and for all and vote no.
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The Department of Justice, or DOJ, threatened Wednesday to issue a subpoena to the city of Berkeley if the city does not hand over documents showing whether or not local law enforcement is sharing information with federal immigration authorities.
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The UC Regents should be stronger advocates for students. No one becomes a UC Regent because they want to hurt students.
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