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Through various social media posts, UC Berkeley students raised concerns about large social gatherings occurring on and near campus, alleging a lack of compliance with COVID-19 health orders.
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UC Berkeley has officially banned student organizations from gathering in person both on and off campus, including for fraternity parties, in its most recent state-aligned decision.
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UC Berkeley will begin fall semester fully online, but a possible influx of students is still raising concerns for some local residents.
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UC Berkeley’s fall semester will begin with entirely remote instruction, contrary to earlier plans for a hybrid semester.
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With the hybrid instruction system in place for the fall, members of the CalGreeks community are making plans to cater to a primarily virtual experience.
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UC Berkeley administration reported Thursday a “concerning” increase in UC Berkeley students testing positive for COVID-19.
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Here’s what we know about the city of Berkeley and UC Berkeley’s campus response to COVID-19, more colloquially known as coronavirus.
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Individuals inside the UC Berkeley chapter of the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity, or Fiji, house could be heard repeatedly chanting a homophobic slur in a video taken Sunday evening and shared with The Daily Californian.
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On Aug. 27, The North-American Interfraternity Conference, or NIC, implemented a hard alcohol ban requiring that by Sept. 1, 2019, alcoholic beverages with more than 15 percent alcohol by volume will no longer be allowed on fraternity property nationally. According to the NIC’s website, this new protocol shows the conference’s
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During the first two weeks of the fall 2018 semester, Berkeley Police Department issued a total of 170 citations, arrests and four in custody bookings for crimes involving alcohol.
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