As an independent student newspaper and the paper of record for the city of Berkeley, the Daily Cal has been communicating important updates during this pandemic. Your support is essential to maintaining this coverage.
Students and organizations at UC Berkeley focused on menstrual equity have worked on increasing the availability of free menstrual products on campus, in tandem with legislation.
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COVID-19 cases at UC Berkeley and in the city of Berkeley have decreased according to data from the University Health Services Dashboard.
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UC Berkeley has announced plans to hold in-person classes as the default mode of instruction, regardless of class size, for the spring 2022 semester.
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Berkeley Police Department has responded to two reports of shootings which occurred the evenings of Sept. 23 and Sept. 24.
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A state program will now allow California residents to save up to $8,000 in unpaid balances on PG&E bills and keep their power after the statewide ban on disconnecting electricity comes to an end Sept. 30.
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The city of Berkeley health officer issued an order that will require certain businesses to verify vaccination of employees, and patrons in some cases.
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AC Transit will be offering fare-free rides every Friday in September as many people begin to return back to work and school.
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During its meeting Thursday, the UC Board of Regents discussed the UC Health strategic plan, a small business program and a tuition increase plan.
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In the 2021 ASUC elections, graduate students voted on a fee proposed by the Graduate Assembly, or GA, which did not pass due to low voter turnout.
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During the ASUC’s general meeting Wednesday, officials heard updates from Chancellor Christ, reflected on their terms and indefinitely tabled a bill.
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