BERKELEY'S NEWS • MARCH 20, 2023
City
DECEMBER 11, 2014
Police Review Commission supports restricting use of tear gas, other crowd-control techniques
Commissioners discussed recent police force against protesters during Wednesday’s Police Review Commission meeting and resolved to urge City Council to restrict use of tear gas, certain baton strikes and nonlethal projectiles.
City
DECEMBER 11, 2014
Police Review Commission supports restricting use of tear gas, other crowd-control techniques
Commissioners discussed recent police force against protesters during Wednesday’s Police Review Commission meeting and resolved to urge City Council to restrict use of tear gas, certain baton strikes and nonlethal projectiles.
UC
DECEMBER 04, 2014
State senator proposes to amend constitution, increase legislative control over UC
State Senator Ricardo Lara, D-Bell Gardens, proposed on Wednesday a constitutional amendment that would give the state legislature some control over the University of California, removing its historical autonomy.
UC
DECEMBER 04, 2014
State senator proposes to amend constitution, increase legislative control over UC
State Senator Ricardo Lara, D-Bell Gardens, proposed on Wednesday a constitutional amendment that would give the state legislature some control over the University of California, removing its historical autonomy.
Campus
NOVEMBER 30, 2014
Regents approve $7,500 supplementary fee for UC Berkeley journalism school
At their Nov.20 meeting, the UC Board of Regents approved to implement an annual supplemental fee of $7,500 on top of the current UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism basic tuition.
Campus
NOVEMBER 30, 2014
Regents approve $7,500 supplementary fee for UC Berkeley journalism school
At their Nov.20 meeting, the UC Board of Regents approved to implement an annual supplemental fee of $7,500 on top of the current UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism basic tuition.
UC
NOVEMBER 19, 2014
Tuition increase policy passed by regents committee
A committee of the UC Board of Regents, the university’s governing body, approved a tuition increase plan despite large on-site student protests, which included arrests, and opposition by Gov. Jerry Brown.
UC
NOVEMBER 19, 2014
Tuition increase policy passed by regents committee
A committee of the UC Board of Regents, the university’s governing body, approved a tuition increase plan despite large on-site student protests, which included arrests, and opposition by Gov. Jerry Brown.
UC
NOVEMBER 18, 2014
Regents discuss annual audit reports to help address university's risks
The UC Board of Regents discussed systemwide auditing based off annual reports on internal audit activities, ethics and compliance activities, and external auditors at their meeting Tuesday.
UC
NOVEMBER 18, 2014
Regents discuss annual audit reports to help address university's risks
The UC Board of Regents discussed systemwide auditing based off annual reports on internal audit activities, ethics and compliance activities, and external auditors at their meeting Tuesday.
Election 2014
NOVEMBER 05, 2014
Challenger defeats 1 incumbent in school board race
UC Berkeley School of Law professor Ty Alper, Josh Daniels and Karen Hemphill won the three vacant seats on the Berkeley Unified School District Board of Education.
Election 2014
NOVEMBER 05, 2014
Challenger defeats 1 incumbent in school board race
UC Berkeley School of Law professor Ty Alper, Josh Daniels and Karen Hemphill won the three vacant seats on the Berkeley Unified School District Board of Education.
Election 2014
OCTOBER 30, 2014
2 democratic candidates compete for Assembly seat in general election
Though the two candidates at the forefront of the race for the state Assembly District 15 are Democrats, each carry distinct personal and professional experiences to distinguish themselves from their opponent.
Election 2014
OCTOBER 30, 2014
2 democratic candidates compete for Assembly seat in general election
Though the two candidates at the forefront of the race for the state Assembly District 15 are Democrats, each carry distinct personal and professional experiences to distinguish themselves from their opponent.
UC
OCTOBER 14, 2014
Napolitano discusses faculty compensation, tuition during webchat
UC President Janet Napolitano addressed questions and concerns surrounding faculty compensation and benefits, tuition, campus climate and California higher education during her Tuesday webchat with UC faculty panelists that was open to the public.
UC
OCTOBER 14, 2014
Napolitano discusses faculty compensation, tuition during webchat
UC President Janet Napolitano addressed questions and concerns surrounding faculty compensation and benefits, tuition, campus climate and California higher education during her Tuesday webchat with UC faculty panelists that was open to the public.
City
OCTOBER 08, 2014
Race for Assembly seat draws public debate between candidates
Around 200 students and community members gathered Tuesday at Berkeley City College’s auditorium for the Assembly District 15 debate between Democratic candidates Elizabeth Echols and Tony Thurmond.
City
OCTOBER 08, 2014
Race for Assembly seat draws public debate between candidates
Around 200 students and community members gathered Tuesday at Berkeley City College’s auditorium for the Assembly District 15 debate between Democratic candidates Elizabeth Echols and Tony Thurmond.
UC
SEPTEMBER 18, 2014
Evidence of increased demand for mental health services presented to UC Board of Regents
Two UC medical professionals presented the UC Board of Regents with evidence displaying the increased demand for student access to campus mental health services at the board meeting Thursday.
UC
SEPTEMBER 18, 2014
Evidence of increased demand for mental health services presented to UC Board of Regents
Two UC medical professionals presented the UC Board of Regents with evidence displaying the increased demand for student access to campus mental health services at the board meeting Thursday.
