BERKELEY'S NEWS • SEPTEMBER 21, 2023
City
APRIL 22, 2015
Mayor Tom Bates speaks on history of Berkeley activism at campus forum
Mayor Tom Bates gave an address Tuesday night on Berkeley’s historical and current role in political activism as part of Berkeley Forum, a student organization that brings speakers to campus.
City
APRIL 22, 2015
Mayor Tom Bates speaks on history of Berkeley activism at campus forum
Mayor Tom Bates gave an address Tuesday night on Berkeley’s historical and current role in political activism as part of Berkeley Forum, a student organization that brings speakers to campus.
Campus
APRIL 02, 2015
Recently released records show criticism regarding controversial dinner
Recently released emails concerning a controversial dinner – intended to give money to UC Berkeley’s Goldman School of Public Policy – show an influx of criticism of the event from alumni and others.
Campus
APRIL 02, 2015
Recently released records show criticism regarding controversial dinner
Recently released emails concerning a controversial dinner – intended to give money to UC Berkeley’s Goldman School of Public Policy – show an influx of criticism of the event from alumni and others.
Campus
MARCH 20, 2015
Online webcasts may be restricted to UC Berkeley students, campus tech service says
Educational Technology Services has operated its lecture capture service since 2001, recording about 3,000 lectures each semester. However, the service spends more than $1 million more than its budget per year, and the “students-only” webcast model would help to solve its deficit, according to deputy director Ben Hubbard.
Campus
MARCH 20, 2015
Online webcasts may be restricted to UC Berkeley students, campus tech service says
Educational Technology Services has operated its lecture capture service since 2001, recording about 3,000 lectures each semester. However, the service spends more than $1 million more than its budget per year, and the “students-only” webcast model would help to solve its deficit, according to deputy director Ben Hubbard.
Campus
MARCH 13, 2015
Hashtag used in ASUC campaign announcement spurs controversy
ASUC senate candidate Sumayyah Din’s hashtag “dintifada” sparked controversy on social media this week because of its play on the word “intifada.”
Campus
MARCH 13, 2015
Hashtag used in ASUC campaign announcement spurs controversy
ASUC senate candidate Sumayyah Din’s hashtag “dintifada” sparked controversy on social media this week because of its play on the word “intifada.”
UC
MARCH 03, 2015
Students call for 96 hours of action to combat tuition hikes, police brutality
An ASUC-supported call for 96 hours of action to protest tuition hikes and police brutality began Monday, and will culminate with a student strike on Upper Sproul Thursday.
UC
MARCH 03, 2015
Students call for 96 hours of action to combat tuition hikes, police brutality
An ASUC-supported call for 96 hours of action to protest tuition hikes and police brutality began Monday, and will culminate with a student strike on Upper Sproul Thursday.
City
FEBRUARY 10, 2015
Judge's ruling allows Berkeley Patients Group to continue operations
A judge ruled Friday that Berkeley Patients Group, a well-known marijuana dispensary, will be allowed to continue its operations while an appeal regarding a federal case against the dispensary is settled.
City
FEBRUARY 10, 2015
Judge's ruling allows Berkeley Patients Group to continue operations
A judge ruled Friday that Berkeley Patients Group, a well-known marijuana dispensary, will be allowed to continue its operations while an appeal regarding a federal case against the dispensary is settled.
UC
FEBRUARY 04, 2015
UC student regents hold open forum to meet students
The UC Student Regent and Student Regent-designate held an information session on campus Tuesday evening to explain their goals for the year, meet students and discuss the application process for the position.
UC
FEBRUARY 04, 2015
UC student regents hold open forum to meet students
The UC Student Regent and Student Regent-designate held an information session on campus Tuesday evening to explain their goals for the year, meet students and discuss the application process for the position.
City
JANUARY 29, 2015
Public health officials encourage measles vaccinations
California public health officials are responding to an ongoing outbreak of measles with widespread outreach efforts, urging people to get vaccinated against the preventable but highly contagious disease.
City
JANUARY 29, 2015
Public health officials encourage measles vaccinations
California public health officials are responding to an ongoing outbreak of measles with widespread outreach efforts, urging people to get vaccinated against the preventable but highly contagious disease.
City
JANUARY 27, 2015
Development of 16-story hotel moves forward
The development of a 16-story hotel in downtown Berkeley will move forward with a new design, after Measure R – an expansion of regulations on downtown buildings – failed to pass in November, according to a press release last Tuesday.
City
JANUARY 27, 2015
Development of 16-story hotel moves forward
The development of a 16-story hotel in downtown Berkeley will move forward with a new design, after Measure R – an expansion of regulations on downtown buildings – failed to pass in November, according to a press release last Tuesday.
UC
JANUARY 22, 2015
Funding may increase for UC mental health services
A potential increase in student services fees could benefit the UC system’s mental health services, with additional funding enabling schools to hire more counselors for their students.
UC
JANUARY 22, 2015
Funding may increase for UC mental health services
A potential increase in student services fees could benefit the UC system’s mental health services, with additional funding enabling schools to hire more counselors for their students.
