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After five years of service, Stefano Bertozzi, dean of the School of Public Health, will step down from his position. He was appointed as dean in 2013, leaving his job as the HIV director at the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
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UC Berkeley will take on 54 percent of the approximated $440 million debt stemming from the Memorial Stadium renovation as well as the Simpson Student-Athlete High Performance Center, according to Chancellor Carol Christ in a recent interview with the Mercury News.
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The UC Berkeley administration’s reaction to undocumented junior Luis Mora’s detainment by Border Patrol proves that the campus doesn’t give undocumented students the support they need.
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The Pac-12 conference and its commissioner Larry Scott, whose power structure Christ recently became a part of, have come under fire for financial and scheduling decisions that have divided those within Scott’s circle.
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Amid growing public outcry over campus junior Luis Mora’s detainment by California border patrol and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, Chancellor Carol Christ released a statement Monday praising the campus community’s efforts to encourage Mora’s release.
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Family, friends, alumni and faculty gathered in one space for two occasions Sunday morning: to watch students graduate from UC Berkeley and to witness Carol Christ, the first female chancellor of UC Berkeley, being sworn in.
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Until recently, professor Tyrone Hayes was the only faculty member of color in the UC Berkeley integrative biology department — for nearly 30 years.
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Christ inherited a slew of problems, and she has outlined ambitious plans to solve them. Five months in, how much of her ambition has been realized?
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The campus saw hundreds of students and faculty members walk out of their classes and assemble on Sproul Plaza for a rally against Trump’s inauguration.
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UC Berkeley denied allegations that it violated the Young Americans for Liberty at UC Berkeley, or YAL’s, First Amendment rights after the student organization filed a federal lawsuit against campus officials Monday.
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