Adam Ratliff

UC Berkeley community members reflected on the state of child care and its impacts on student-parents during the COVID-19 pandemic.

California’s wildfire season has begun, and along with it come ventilation and air quality risks that might pose a problem in combination with COVID-19 safety protocols. 

Following an announcement that the Recreational Sports Facility, or RSF, would no longer require reservations beginning Sept. 7, members of the campus community expressed their thoughts regarding COVID-19 risks.

After months of limited capacity access to the Recreational Sports Facility, or RSF, reservations will no longer be required starting Sept. 7. 

Some UC Berkeley students arriving on campus have struggled to receive their Cal 1 and Clipper cards from campus, adding unexpected inconveniences to their return.

Amid continued safety concerns, UC Berkeley enforced three COVID-19 related housing protocols as several thousand students moved in last week.

On Tuesday, UC Berkeley freshman Henric Zhang walked into the Recreational Sports Facility, or RSF, and observed the spacious gym; the abundance of treadmills and weight-lifting racks lined the front of the facility.

Direct Action Everywhere, or DxE, began a thorough investigation of all of the suppliers Cal Dining funds after witnessing alleged animal cruelty at Seaboard Foods last year.

When the Student Technology Fund, or STF, fee failed to pass due to low voter turnout this April, undergraduate student Tarang Srivastava was surprised.

As California begins a return to normalcy following its June 15 reopening date, the city of Berkeley lifted a broad range of COVID-19 restrictions Tuesday following state guidelines.