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Amid the national shortage of infant formula, California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed an executive order Tuesday that prevents sellers from price gouging in an effort to improve access for parents and caretakers.
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The EECS department announced May 26 that EECS 16B will no longer be a major course requirement for the computer science major.
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The Berkeley Police Department, or BPD, launched its new Transparency Hub on May 25 to foster accountability and honesty with the Berkeley community.
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All eyes turned to New York May 14, when 10 people were killed and three injured at a supermarket in Buffalo, a massacre some alleged to be racially motivated with 11 out of 13 victims being Black.
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A three-year research study at the Lawrence Berkeley National Lab, or LBNL, culminated in the discovery of a rare material that makes electronic devices operate faster due to its ability to conduct heat more efficiently.
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While the graduating class of 2022 was excited for commencement — the first in-person, campuswide ceremony in three years — some students and attendees were disappointed with how it turned out.
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In light of a recent spike in campus COVID-19 cases, professors are seeing an increase in students requesting alternative options to in-person finals.
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The board of the East Bay Municipal Utility District, or EBMUD, voted 6-1 on Tuesday to seek a 10% reduction in water use, the first restriction since 2016.
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For the first time ever, guest tickets for the 2022 commencement ceremony at Memorial Stadium have been sold out.
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The Berkeley planning commission voted to recommend 12 story zoning for Ashby and North Berkeley BART at their meeting Wednesday.
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