At senate meetings, ASUC commission chairs not regularly present
Cheyenne Tex/Staff
According to ASUC Senate agendas, several commission chairs have not been attending ASUC Senate meetings.
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UC Berkeley alumna receives diploma with deadname instead of chosen name
UC Berkeley alumna and former ASUC senator Juniperangelica Cordova expressed her disappointment on Twitter upon realizing her diploma she worked hard to acquire contained her pre-transition name, or deadname, rather than the name she created for herself “with love.”
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Berkeley City Council approves midyear budget, Measure P funds for homeless community
City Council voted on two major budget proposals and enacted revised building codes to more effectively reduce emissions from newly constructed buildings.
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UC Berkeley researchers use underwater telecom cables to establish seismic network
A research team led by a UC Berkeley doctoral student found that marine fiber-optic cables could be used to detect seismic waves and record information on earthquakes that occur far offshore.
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Service matches UC Berkeley students with seniors, increases available housing
Berkeley Home Match is looking to house at least 100 graduate students and postdoctoral scholars in need of housing with UC Berkeley retirees.
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BART, Salvation Army launch effort to help homeless community
This holiday season, BART and the Salvation Army have collaborated to launch the “Partners for Change” campaign to help the homeless community seeking shelter in BART’s stations and trains.
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Study shows wider possibilities for mitigating climate change
A recent study co-authored by a UC Berkeley professor shows that the scope of possibly mitigating climate change is wider than previous models suggested.
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UC Berkeley researchers find Jupiter’s Great Red Spot is ‘flaking’ but not dying
Jupiter’s Great Red Spot has been shrinking, but research shows that this does not necessarily mean the famous storm is dying.
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City of Berkeley to work with BART to develop housing around North Berkeley and Ashby BART stations
The city of Berkeley and BART are moving to rezone areas around the Ashby and North Berkeley BART stations for housing development, and in effect implementing state law AB 2923, which requires changes to zoning requirements in areas surrounding BART stations.
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Kiwibot operations to continue, reinvention set for January 2020
An inaccurate email was sent Monday by the Kiwibot marketing team to customers about the complete termination of Kiwibot operations.
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