Audry Jeong

As terror in Afghanistan continues to sweep the streets and more Afghans seek refuge, UC Berkeley School of Law has established a pro bono legal support system aimed to help the rising humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan.

A team of UC Berkeley students, staff, faculty, and scholars has launched a fundraising campaign aimed at helping Afghan scholars flee from their country as the Taliban continues to take control of their country. 

Since the closing of Berkeley public schools more than a year and a half ago, parents of middle and high school students have organized to reopen classrooms and in-person instruction.

Vincent Bryant, who had been previously charged with multiple felonies in January, is now suing the city of Berkeley and the Berkeley Police Department on allegations of overall misconduct during his arrest.

A study conducted by UC Berkeley researchers under the Asian Law Caucus found that some essential workers in California were not provided necessary protective equipment such as masks and gloves during work hours, in addition to not being paid minimum wage.

The Student Action party announced its second slate for senate candidacy Wednesday evening for the upcoming ASUC elections. 

As COVID-19 vaccinations become more widespread and cases continue to drop nationwide, the end to the pandemic may be in sight.

In collaboration with UC Berkeley’s Space Sciences Laboratory, or SSL, the Emirates Mars Mission entered the planet’s orbit Tuesday morning after being launched last summer.

With the opening of summer session and study abroad registration for the upcoming year, UC Berkeley students are preparing themselves for an uncertain future.

After a successful pilot of the program, BART began the installation of denser filters throughout its fleet as part of a multitiered plan aimed toward passenger safety during the COVID-19 pandemic.