Lindzi Hutchinson

Helena Wu, a campus sophomore majoring in legal studies and minoring in history, has announced her candidacy for the ASUC senate.

To tackle food insecurity, the city of Berkeley has several establishments that provide groceries to those in need of assistance.

Under an ASUC Working Group, the PATH to Care Center is working to mandate sexual violence and sexual harassment, or SVSH, prevention requirements for registered student organizations, or RSOs, under ASUC sponsorship.

A study conducted by researchers at UC Berkeley School of Public Health, UCSF and Kaiser Permanente Northern California, or KPNC, has found a strong association between early onset puberty and young women born into neighborhoods of less racial and economic privilege. 

On Feb. 12, the Financial Times released its 2023 Global MBA Ranking that raised UC Berkeley Haas’ School of Business full-time MBA program to a position ranked seventh internationally and fourth in the United States among programs like Columbia, Harvard and Stanford. This ranking marks a substantial increase from the previous year, when Haas tied for a position of 14th globally and ninth in the country.

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, or LBNL, Director Mike Witherfell appointed Paul Adams as the lab's associate director of biosciences Jan. 31 following an international search for potential candidates.

The Latinx Caucus at UC Berkeley submitted a letter to Chancellor Carol Christ on Jan. 12 regarding the needs and issues facing Latine students. The letter emphasized finding a new temporary space for their Latinx Student Resource Center, or LSRC, which has been without a meeting space since Dec. 8, alongside demands for financial aid reevaluation, affordable housing and further retention efforts.

The joint-council, a body of elected officers from the United Auto Workers 2865, or UAW 2865 union, voted unanimously to merge with the Student Researchers United, or SRU union, at their meeting on Sunday. 

The Cal women’s soccer team brought a lingering end to a successful conference season after a contentiously fought battle against the Bay Area rival Stanford last Friday, Nov. 4th.

The closure of the Cal women’s soccer conference season towers over the suddenly stagnant Bears, with a visit from Stanford only a couple days away.