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BERKELEY'S NEWS • OCTOBER 02, 2023

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1,200-bed student housing project to enter development as part of campus’s long-term plan

UC Board of Regents approved funds to plan construction of new housing at 2200 Bancroft Way, replacing the Office of Communications & Public Affairs.

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On Friday morning, the “chess club,” a well-known community space on Telegraph Avenue, was cleared by the block’s property owner, with BPD on standby, following numerous trespassing allegations.
On Friday morning, the “chess club,” a well-known community space on Telegraph Avenue, was cleared by the block’s property owner, with BPD on standby, following numerous trespassing allegations.
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The University of California will partner with the National Education Equity Lab, or NEEL, to provide college classes for low-income high school students.
The University of California will partner with the National Education Equity Lab, or NEEL, to provide college classes for low-income high school students.
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CredibleMind president and CEO Deryk Van Brunt created his company to encourage self-intervention and proactive early prevention in well-being issues. Now, a new partnership with the National Association of County and City Health Officials, or NACCHO, will put Van Brunt’s organization on the national map
CredibleMind president and CEO Deryk Van Brunt created his company to encourage self-intervention and proactive early prevention in well-being issues. Now, a new partnership with the National Association of County and City Health Officials, or NACCHO, will put Van Brunt’s organization on the national map
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UC Board of Regents approved funds to plan construction of new housing at 2200 Bancroft Way, replacing the Office of Communications & Public Affairs.
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UC Board of Regents approved funds to plan construction of new housing at 2200 Bancroft Way, replacing the Office of Communications & Public Affairs.
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On Friday morning, the “chess club,” a well-known community space on Telegraph Avenue, was cleared by the block’s property owner, with BPD on standby, following numerous trespassing allegations.
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On Friday morning, the “chess club,” a well-known community space on Telegraph Avenue, was cleared by the block’s property owner, with BPD on standby, following numerous trespassing allegations.
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The University of California will partner with the National Education Equity Lab, or NEEL, to provide college classes for low-income high school students.
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The University of California will partner with the National Education Equity Lab, or NEEL, to provide college classes for low-income high school students.
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On Wednesday, Berkeley community leaders broke ground on a permanent housing project.
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On Wednesday, Berkeley community leaders broke ground on a permanent housing project.
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CredibleMind president and CEO Deryk Van Brunt created his company to encourage self-intervention and proactive early prevention in well-being issues. Now, a new partnership with the National Association of County and City Health Officials, or NACCHO, will put Van Brunt’s organization on the national map
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CredibleMind president and CEO Deryk Van Brunt created his company to encourage self-intervention and proactive early prevention in well-being issues. Now, a new partnership with the National Association of County and City Health Officials, or NACCHO, will put Van Brunt’s organization on the national map
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University Council-American Federation of Teachers, or UC-AFT, librarians held a public sunshine event Tuesday, inviting public input and kicking off negotiations with the university.
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University Council-American Federation of Teachers, or UC-AFT, librarians held a public sunshine event Tuesday, inviting public input and kicking off negotiations with the university.
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Excitement overcomes Anand Varma as he studies the details of a garter snake through his dad’s camera, aligning for his perfect shot.
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Excitement overcomes Anand Varma as he studies the details of a garter snake through his dad’s camera, aligning for his perfect shot.
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In 2013, the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation funded the Global Urban Humanities Initiative, or GUH, a program stemming from interdisciplinary collaboration. Both the initiative and its current iteration, the Future Histories Lab, will be closing in May 2024 after 10 years.
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In 2013, the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation funded the Global Urban Humanities Initiative, or GUH, a program stemming from interdisciplinary collaboration. Both the initiative and its current iteration, the Future Histories Lab, will be closing in May 2024 after 10 years.
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Dodging baby geese, mud and other people, members of the San Quentin 1000 Mile Club ran 105 laps around the yard for their yearly marathon. On Tuesday, a sold-out showing at Rialto Cinemas in Elmwood brought audiences to the new documentary about the club, “26.2 to Life.”
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Dodging baby geese, mud and other people, members of the San Quentin 1000 Mile Club ran 105 laps around the yard for their yearly marathon. On Tuesday, a sold-out showing at Rialto Cinemas in Elmwood brought audiences to the new documentary about the club, “26.2 to Life.”
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A temporary restraining order that prevented the city of Berkeley from sweeping a homeless encampment on Eighth and Harrison streets will be dissolved, Judge Edward Chen of the North District court decided Wednesday.
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A temporary restraining order that prevented the city of Berkeley from sweeping a homeless encampment on Eighth and Harrison streets will be dissolved, Judge Edward Chen of the North District court decided Wednesday.
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