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Students and parents from the Disabled Students’ Program, or DSP, learned at a meeting with the program’s director Thursday evening that the program has been out of compliance with state funding regulations for years.
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Campus officials have announced the opening of the new Graduate and Professional Services Center, or GPS, for graduate and postdoctoral students.
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With the majority of construction complete, the ASUC Student Union and the UC Berkeley Facilities Services are finishing renovations on the campus’ new Lower Sproul Plaza.
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On Tuesday evening at Chancellor Nicholas Dirks’ fireside chat, student and top administrators met to discuss campus advising and undergraduate education.
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A recent newsletter published by Berkeley’s Council of Neighborhood Associations says that UC Berkeley has not been paying enough for city services as a tax-exempt entity, leading to millions in lost municipal revenue.
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UC Berkeley can be a very stressful place, especially when it seems like everyone around you has five jobs, four internships and volunteering positions at two soup kitchens. Here’s the good news: First, that’s not possible unless you’re Rebecca Peters, and second, UC Berkeley’s Career Center provides Callisto, a service to help
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Combating competition and economic decline, college students are increasingly struggling to find work and take on unpaid internships.
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Graduation is basically already here for seniors departing Cal. For some of us this means we need to start stocking up on bathing suits for our three-month-long tour of the Caribbean – all expenses paid by our grandparents. However, for most of us this means we have to start looking for
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In an effort to increase its accessibility to the student body, the UC Berkeley Career Center will open at a new location on Bancroft Way across from Eshleman Hall Monday.
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The UC Berkeley Career Center will be moving up to 2440 Bancroft Way from its current 2111 Bancroft Way location as part of the Lower Sproul project.
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