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The ASUC Senate passed SR 21/22-019 in support of U.S. House Resolution 2590 and delivered committee and office updates Wednesday.
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During this year’s move-out season, I have hope that we can collectively mobilize behind the Cooperative Reuse program to redistribute thousands of furniture items and leave Berkeley a more sustainable place.
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UC Berkeley students living in on-campus or off-campus congregate housing will soon be able to consider themselves one among the 7 million Californians fully vaccinated as of press time, with the help of University Health Services, or UHS.
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When a Berkeley tenant’s roommate, a student at UC Berkeley, left the city a month before the pandemic unfolded, the tenant decided to renew the lease on their rent-controlled apartment. The tenant said they thought they could find another roommate, and they reckoned it would be hard to find a cheaper place to live.
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Students and community members spoke Monday in protest of campus plans to build housing on People’s Park.
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Following a surge in UC Berkeley COVID-19 cases, student leaders called for increased adherence to public health guidelines and accountability at Tuesday’s “COVID Conversations: Congregate Student Living” webinar.
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At one time, there were dozens of wheelchair users on campus, said campus senior Alena Morales. By the time she got into UC Berkeley in 2016, she said she was the only wheelchair user admitted into undergraduate studies that year.
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By withholding rent stipends and payments from its population, the BSC undermines its own goals and exacerbates the very inequities it attempts to bridge.
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Student workers at the Berkeley Student Cooperative, or BSC, organized a petition claiming that the BSC has allegedly failed to compensate them since the start of the fall semester.
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Without a home to quarantine in or a sink to wash their hands, many of the thousands of unhoused people living in the Bay Area lack protection against the coronavirus pandemic — an issue that Masks2All aims to help address.
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