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UCPD arrest a suspect in connection to an aggravated assault in Wheeler Hall, according to a Nixle alert released about 10 a.m. Tuesday.
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Student Action won a majority of the ASUC Senate seats — the first time since 2012 that any one party has won a majority of the senate.
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Berkeley Fire Department responded to a fire at the Templo Getsemani church in West Berkeley on Thursday morning, and Berkeley Police Department later made one arrest in connection to the fire, as first reported by Berkeleyside.
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BPD received a report about 6:15 p.m. on March 26 of a robbery, which had occurred an hour prior near California and Russell streets, Frankel said.
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UC Berkeley Admissions announced that a “small group of applicants” received premature admission decisions in a tweet Sunday.
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Berkeley Police Department responded to reports of an attempted bank robbery Monday afternoon, according to BPD spokesperson Andrew Frankel.
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The 3.5 percent nonresident supplemental tuition hike amounts to an increase of $978, bringing out-of-state tuition up from $28,014 to $28,992. This vote sets the tone for the upcoming in-state tuition vote — a conversation that was postponed to May during a January meeting amid pushback, disagreements and protests.
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What does Milo Yiannopoulos request when he comes to UC Berkeley for a speaking event? A 24-bottle case of spring water and a campus security detail.
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Charges against David Cole, a UC employee who was tackled and arrested by UCPD during a workers’ rally Feb. 1, were dropped on Thursday about 11 a.m., according to a Facebook post by AFSCME Local 3299.
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