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Cecilia Rosales, a longtime activist and Berkeley resident, officially filed her candidacy for Berkeley City Council’s District 7 seat Aug. 10.
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According to the new Forbes America’s Top Colleges 2018 list, UC Berkeley ranked as the No. 1 public school in the nation.
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The Innovative Genomics Institute, or IGI, and the molecular and cell biology, or MCB, department, initially proposed the course in December 2016, and it was approved in summer 2017. The course was offered for the first time this past summer, and it will be offered again next summer.
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Berkeley City Council passed a resolution Tuesday for an independent audit of the Alameda County Sheriff’s Office, amid concerns over the office’s spending.
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Not failing the standard of its name, Fire Wings Berkeley offers near-fiery hot wings, but also mild alternatives. Featuring 21 types of wings — ranging from classic to Asian fusion categories — as well as salads and sides, the Berkeley location is the newest addition to the restaurant chain’s growing base.
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Moderated by an editor for The Chronicle of Higher Education, the discussion covered public perception and mistrust of the UC and CSU systems, underrepresented student populations and state funding.
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The dispensary is expected to increase foot traffic and boost vitality at the intersection of Haste Street and Telegraph Avenue.
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Jacobsen said the new add/drop deadline is geared more toward students adding classes — students who drop enrolled in impacted courses at the fifth week make it difficult for waitlisted students to join the course.
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The scent of marijuana floated over Memorial Glade on Friday as more than 2,000 students gathered to celebrate “4/20 on the Glade.”
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UC San Francisco, or UCSF, Health and John Muir Health announced Wednesday that it will open the Berkeley Outpatient Center, which will not provide emergency services, in June.
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