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UC Berkeley senior Carlos Vázquez is running for the ASUC Senate with Elevate Cal on a platform centered around improving resources for disabled students, promoting cross-cultural solidarity and enhancing parent-student relationships.
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The concern for those with disabilities and high-risk students should be enough to warrant the continuation of the mask mandate.
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Campus lifted the indoor mask mandate Monday, leaving students and faculty with mixed reactions and plans moving forward.
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For many disabled and high-risk students, the return to campus has been frightening and stressful. Routine issues such as lack of ventilation in classrooms become dangerous when students have underlying conditions or are immunocompromised.
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Amid the flurry of hellos exchanged by students and instructors is a general misconception about disability, according to campus graduate student Rosa Enriquez.
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Amid national labor market disruptions and employee departures, DSP is experiencing a shortage of specialist staff resulting in accommodation delays for students.
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UC Berkeley’s Disabled Students’ Program will be moving to the Dwinelle Hall Annex as the program finds the need to accommodate its growth.
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Members of the ASUC are working on a project to provide academic accommodations for English learner students at UC Berkeley.
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In a time of unknowns and uncertainties, many students with disabilities desire hybrid instruction, not as an accommodation, but rather as a matter of ensuring public health.
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University Health Service’s Health Opportunity Fund will cover $350 in medical costs for eligible students this academic year.
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