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The ASUC External Affairs Vice President condemned actions taken by the Turkish government against the student body of Boğaziçi University in Istanbul.
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The city of Berkeley is offering one-time grants to local arts nonprofits and festivals to aid in their pandemic recovery.
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UC Berkeley archaeologists found that a diet of quinoa, potatoes and llama meat fueled ancient inhabitants of the Andes mountain range throughout thousands of years of changing climates.
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At a college with thousands of students, it can seem difficult to find a community. However, communities on campus have coalesced to offer support.
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Resources and programming for student veterans at UC Berkeley have been steadily expanding, with the Cal Veteran Services Center, or CVSC, and student organizations like Cal Veterans Group providing a sense of community.
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While campus protocols surrounding the spread of COVID-19 remain in place, students and staff have begun to note that compliance to these guidelines has not been universal.
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Members of the ASUC Senate provided updates on projects to raise student engagement and continue bolstering awareness around sexual violence.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom signed legislation as part of a $22 billion package meant to address homelessness, mental health services and housing affordability.
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The Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine 2021 was awarded to David Julius, chair and professor of physiology at UCSF and a UC Berkeley alumnus.
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After the Board of Regents approved UC Berkeley’s plans to build on People’s Park, the community responded with varying degrees of support and criticism.
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