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In an academic commentary published July, UC Berkeley School of Public Health researchers asserted that the coronavirus pandemic has disproportionately infected and killed residents of disadvantaged and racially segregated neighborhoods.
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After a concerted effort to increase diversity for the UC Berkeley 2020-21 incoming class, campus admitted its most ethnically diverse class in more than 30 years and has seen an increase in first-generation students from last year.
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GSIs in campus’s Online or On-campus Masters of Public Health, or OOMPH, program will receive tuition remission and health care benefits beginning this semester as a result of negotiations between the UC Berkeley School of Public Health and United Auto Workers, or UAW, Local 2865.
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Two campus professors received a grant from the Pew Research Center’s Innovation Fund on Tuesday to research a potential link between sex steroid hormones and Alzheimer’s disease.
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Amid ongoing national unrest, college communities continue to call for change by challenging institutional practices, racism and social justice issues.
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“Shot in the Head,” a report from Physicians for Human Rights, or PHR, documents injuries caused by law enforcement deployment of kinetic impact projectiles, or KIPs, in the context of recent national protests.
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The ASUC Senate met Wednesday to discuss the future of the Martin Luther King Jr. Student Union and Eshleman Hall and vote on several bills regarding resources for students.
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UC Berkeley psychology professor Stephen Hinshaw has been named the recipient of the 2020 Rhoda and Bernard Sarnat International Prize in Mental Health.
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Students at the Recreational Sports Facility, or RSF, COVID-19 testing center were seen standing without masks and about three feet apart, according to a Facebook post.
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Berkeley SkyDeck hosted its first virtual conference for investors Tuesday featuring its most recent remote cohort of 21 startups from around the world.
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