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On Friday, three of the four candidates in the District 2 Berkeley City Council race discussed their platforms during a town hall hosted by BridgeUSA at Berkeley and the ASUC Office of the External Affairs Vice President.
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The ASUC Office of the Academic Affairs Vice President, or AAVP, launched a Twitter account Wednesday for UC Berkeley students to anonymously share their experiences regarding COVID-19 and academic policies.
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Campus officials are planning to begin a program in late October as part of an effort to introduce more in-person instructional activities.
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With the absence of sufficient justification, this policy seems a deliberate effort to impose barriers on international students and threaten the autonomy of universities and their diverse international scholarships.
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Several ASUC officials published a formal letter Oct. 8 calling for the resignation of Regent Richard Blum from the UC Board of Regents.
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Wildfire preparedness transcends divisions, between the hills and the flats, students and neighbors. When disaster strikes, it will affect us all.
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During its meeting Wednesday, the ASUC Senate approved resolutions promoting campus diversity and discussed student affairs in light of upcoming local elections and the COVID-19 pandemic.
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As a public institution serving youth, UC Berkeley and the entire UC system must capitalize on this political fervor and give students the time to vote.
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ASUC senators passed a resolution in support of making Election Day a noninstructional holiday and discussed current student engagement efforts at their Wednesday night meeting.
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After finding it nearly impossible to sort through the hundreds of campus resources posted on Facebook when COVID-19 first hit, UC Berkeley junior and first-generation college student Johnny Nguyen sought to improve resource access for students by creating [email protected]
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