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ASUC External Affairs Vice President, or EAVP, Nuha Khalfay won the Kenneth Priestley Award at UC Berkeley’s Inaugural Dean of Students Outstanding Leadership Awards on Tuesday.
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The UC Office of the President released a statement Friday in response to Secretary of Education Betsy Devos’ proposed changes to Title IX.
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Robinson, who graduated from UC Berkeley as a political economy major this year, placed student representation at the center of his bid for the City Council seat.
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According to EAVP Nuha Khalfay, the ballot box has been in the works for several months and is part of a larger effort by her office to facilitate student voting and registration.
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The office of ASUC Senator Zach Carter announced Monday that the office integrated links to the Disabled Students’ Program, or DSP, website home page and the DSP online service system, known as SCARAB, directly into the CalCentral homepage.
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From Petaluma school board to Berkeley’s own city council race, recent campus graduates are vying for spots in local government. These graduates hope to join many other UC Berkeley grads that hold office, from Gov. Jerry Brown to Berkeley Mayor Jesse Arreguín.
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Gov. Jerry Brown released his May revision to the 2018-19 state budget Friday, slightly upping the January proposed 3.2 percent boost to a 3.8 percent increase in higher education funding and adding a one-time $100 million funding for deferred maintenance.
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Carol Christ became UC Berkeley’s 11th chancellor Saturday, stepping into the role at a critical juncture in the campus’s history.
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Donald Trump announced his intent to withdraw the United States from the Paris Agreement on Thursday; city, state and university leaders criticized the decision.
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Since 2012, the University of California Office of the President has reimbursed the regents more than $225,000 for private dinner parties, according to the San Francisco Chronicle.
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