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Former campus mathematics lecturer Alexander Coward announced that he will return to campus to teach math in the College of Engineering’s Pre-Engineering Program, or PREP, for the upcoming summer in a personal Facebook post Friday.
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A petition started three weeks ago by Berkeley resident Robert Jacobsen to fire a Berkeley Unified School District teacher who possibly took violent action during a white nationalist rally has since received more than 500 signatures.
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So, you think you bleed blue and gold?
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Campus mathematics lecturer Alexander Coward filed a wrongful termination complaint against the UC Board of Regents on Friday after nearly three months of ongoing tension with the campus.
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The ASUC Senate adopted eight resolutions during its regular Wednesday night meeting, held for the first time in the new Eshleman Hall senate chambers.
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In the shadow of University Hall, roughly 50 students and community members protested the termination of Alexander Coward, a lecturer in the UC Berkeley mathematics department whose experience has garnered significant attention on social media.
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The campus will consider a case Tuesday brought by a widely known math lecturer who has amassed an army of student support over the past week.
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The recent wave of social media activism to keep math lecturer Alexander Coward on campus has achieved widespread support and elicited a passionate response from students. But for all the petitions, protest planning and sharing of Coward’s manifesto, the sweeping movement is largely based on a set of one-sided facts,
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A widely known lecturer in the math department may be dismissed from UC Berkeley next year after a decision reached by department leadership.
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Ambitious freshman Pranay Chaurasia, is running for the ASUC presidential position on a campaign inspired by “based” ideology, focused on creating a more unified campus.
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