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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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UCPD officers tackled and detained a UC Berkeley employee during a rally organized by AFSCME Local 3299, the University of California’s largest employee union.
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The UC regents met Thursday to address committee reports and recommendations, including a resolution of appreciation for outgoing UC Regent Norman Pattiz, who announced that he will retire in February after several calls for his resignation arose over lewd comments.
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The UC Board of Regents reviewed the status of university’s bid for management of the Los Alamos National Laboratory at its regular board meeting Wednesday.
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The UC Board of Regents voted to postpone the highly anticipated vote on tuition hikes amid disagreement and pushback during its board meeting Wednesday, leaving the financial fate of students entering the UC system uncertain.
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The UC Board of Regents will convene Wednesday and Thursday at UCSF Mission Bay to vote on a proposed tuition hike, discuss internal audit activities and establish a new position in the senior management group of the associate vice president.
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What happens when the founder of Craigslist, the vice president of Google and a former homeland security officer walk into a panel? The Berkeley Forum’s spring 2018 speaker lineup is formed.
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The Commission on Free Speech, a task force created by Chancellor Carol Christ to solicit feedback from campus members on free speech-related occurrences, got off to a rocky start at its first public hearing Friday.
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Berkeley Police Department released a Nixle alert about 4 p.m. Wednesday warning community members about an ongoing telephone scam in which individuals are attempting to “extort money” from unsuspecting victims.
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After Sliver Pizzeria moved from its original location in Downtown Berkeley to Telegraph Avenue, regulars in the Downtown area wondered if they could ever love pizza again. Sliver announced Wednesday, however, that it will be returning to Downtown Berkeley to open up a second location, according to a tweet posted on the pizzeria’s Twitter.
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