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Tyann Sorrell received $1.7 million from the University of California to settle her sexual harassment lawsuit — a landmark payment resulting in one of the largest Title IX settlements in UC history.
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Although the three candidates running for the position of ASUC external affairs vice president each draw their experiences from highly different backgrounds — including student advocacy, legislation and mobilization — they all share a common goal: to unify students.
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Berkeley Police Department responded to a vehicular collision and gas leak occurring in West Berkeley on Tuesday, according to a Nixle alert BPD sent Wednesday.
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SQUELCH! announced Sunday its satirical ASUC presidential candidate, Ghost — who is running a spirited campaign on platforms of improving campus buildings, expanding student housing and increasing transparency in the ASUC.
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Campus sophomore Nuha Khalfay announced Monday night her intent to run as an independent ASUC Senate candidate in the spring 2017 elections.
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UC President Janet Napolitano announced Carol Christ — UC Berkeley’s interim executive vice chancellor and provost — as her pick for the campus’s next chancellor Monday.
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After Sofie Karasek filed a sexual assault complaint with the UC Berkeley Title IX office in 2012, she didn’t hear back for eight months.
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CalSERVE, a campus political party represented as a progressive coalition, announced six ASUC Senate candidates Sunday for the upcoming general elections, eight fewer than the number represented in last year’s slate.
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With the ASUC elections approaching, CalSERVE released its executive candidate slate Wednesday, one year after Student Action’s sweep of all four partisan executive seats.
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Members of campus meme page “UC Berkeley Memes for Edgy Teens” spent their evenings tuning in to a live stream with former pharmaceutical executive Martin Shkreli after the self-proclaimed “pharma bro” and internet troll gained attention by posting in the group Monday.
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