As an independent student newspaper and the paper of record for the city of Berkeley, the Daily Cal has been communicating important updates during this pandemic. Your support is essential to maintaining this coverage.
Selecting next semester’s classes can be challenging, but luckily for you, the Clog is here to make it easier by providing our enrollment tips and tricks.
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No matter where we are, we’re united in our fight against the coronavirus. As we practice social distancing, the Clog’s brought back your favorite meme, #justgirlythings but with a twist — #justquarantinethings. These relatable experiences are sure to bring a smile to your face!
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The deadline to change your grading option this semester is Nov. 1. Have you decided on all of the grading options for your current classes?
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UC Berkeley’s introductory computer science course hit the class maximum of 2,000 enrolled students this semester, seeing an increase from the previous maximum enrollment of 1,961 during the fall 2018 semester.
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ASUC chief financial officer, or CFO, Sofie Yang resigned Feb. 20 and was replaced by Greg Reich, who will act as interim CFO until the end of the Spring semester.
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Despite the alarms ringing in your head, there’s no need to panic. Here are some things to keep in mind throughout your enrollment experiences at UC Berkeley, regardless of how bad it may seem to get.
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The agenda listed three resolutions for consideration, one of which authorized the purchase of Berkeleytime.
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Grade deflation is the phenomenon in which course grades decline over time because of academic policies, student performance, culture shifts or even mere coincidence. As the ASUC academic affairs vice president, I’ve devoted around 50 weeks to deciphering the state of UC Berkeley’s academics and grading.
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Cal Lodge, an ASUC retreat lodge close to Lake Tahoe that used to be rented out to student organizations, has been sold for $502,000 to Beriha Magalli Yoho as of Jan. 17.
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The ASUC Senate passed a resolution in support of the Student Transformation through Academic Recruitment and Retention, or STARR, referendum at its regular Wednesday meeting, securing the referendum’s spot on the spring 2018 ballot.
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