‘End Berkeley’: Daniel Edrisian runs for ASUC Senate to abandon campus

Campus third-year Daniel Edrisian was among the many UC Berkeley students who were disappointed about the court decision to limit campus enrollment.
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Campus third-year Daniel Edrisian was among the many UC Berkeley students who were disappointed about the court decision to limit campus enrollment.
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Concerns about campus funding are being raised following the California Supreme Court decision that will cause UC Berkeley to freeze fall in-person enrollment at 2020-21 levels.
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Now more than ever, all eyes are on UC Berkeley to prove its commitment to a top-tier education, diversity and a commitment to student needs.
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The UC Berkeley community reacted with mixed emotions to Thursday’s California Supreme Court ruling limiting campus enrollment to 2020-21 numbers.
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After weeks of deliberation, the ASUC Senate passed a resolution revoking funding and support for the Cal Interfraternity Council, or IFC, at its Wednesday meeting.
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The California Supreme Court’s Thursday ruling ordered campus to freeze enrollment at 2020-2021 levels, which will prevent thousands of students from enrolling at UC Berkeley in the fall.
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An ASUC jargon encyclopedia and the campus enrollment lawsuit were among the topics discussed in Wednesday’s weekly ASUC meeting.
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An amicus letter was filed Feb 21. in support of Saving Berkeley’s Neighborhoods amid the ongoing lawsuit to freeze student enrollment at UC Berkeley.
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Students of color have driven UC Berkeley’s long and storied history of activism — something that many students, staff and campus leaders acknowledge as one of the markers of its prestige.
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A court-ordered cap on UC Berkeley student admissions, which may restrict enrollment to 2020-21 levels, has sparked controversy among Berkeley city officials and community members.
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