ASUC Senate discusses UC Berkeley’s response to COVID-19 pandemic
The ASUC Senate met virtually Wednesday to discuss accommodations campus will be taking moving forward in response to COVID-19, the new coronavirus.
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UC Berkeley spring 2020 undergraduate courses to default to pass/no pass grading
All of UC Berkeley’s spring 2020 undergraduate courses will default to the pass/no pass grading system, according to a campuswide email sent Friday.
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UC Berkeley offers discounts for summer housing in response to COVID-19
In response to students potentially being impacted by the spread of COVID-19, the new coronavirus, Cal Housing is offering $200 discounts for the first 200 students who register for housing in the 12-week summer session.
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LIVE: Updates on the COVID-19 situation in Berkeley
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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ASUC Senators discuss institutional resilience, community agreements in tense meeting
The ASUC Senate held a tension-filled meeting Wednesday, discussing institutional resilience, Course Capture and security for speaker events before erupting into arguments over community agreements and senate conduct.
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UC Berkeley, Mills College formalize partnership, introduce new cross-campus programs
Chancellor Carol Christ and Mills College President Elizabeth Hillman signed a memorandum of understanding Thursday, making a long-standing informal partnership between the campuses official.
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Berkeley Connect may soon be defunded due to budget crisis
Berkeley Connect, an academic mentoring program on campus, could be defunded and eliminated because of budget restrictions.
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Carol Christ’s administration is filling up
Here’s a look at the administration as it stands now, in the opening days of Carol Christ’s chancellorship.
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Campus announces restriction of public access to educational content
On Wednesday, UC Berkeley announced that it would restrict public access to existing educational content, after a Department of Justice investigation concluded that many of the video captions did not meet standards in the Americans with Disabilities Act.
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Constructive criticism: Campus construction continues
Who decides what gets built? And how do you prioritize construction and maintenance on a campus of about 38,000 students that faces a $150 million budget deficit and is situated smack dab on top of an active fault?
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