Center for Student Conduct

A UC Berkeley alumnus has filed a lawsuit against the University of California, alleging that the university violated Title IX due process statutes.

Three UC Berkeley fraternities have been officially unrecognized by the university due hazing-related activities prohibited by the Code of Student Conduct. 

UC Berkeley’s mask mandates have served as a defense against COVID-19, but some students have found that not everyone is following them.

Amid continued safety concerns, UC Berkeley enforced three COVID-19 related housing protocols as several thousand students moved in last week.

As UC Berkeley returns to in-person instruction, campus administrators reflected on how remote learning has impacted students and staff in terms of academic dishonesty.

“Rolling with the punches” has been a common mode of action among UC Berkeley students as many continue to grapple with the evolving policies and procedures induced by the COVID-19 pandemic. 

Student well-being, accountability in communication and nonpartisanship are a few things Era Goel is prioritizing in her campaign to be the next ASUC Student Advocate.

With testing being conducted online and Google just a tab away, UC Berkeley's Center for Student Conduct, or CSC, has received more than 300 reports of alleged academic misconduct during the fall semester, amounting to an increase from this time last year of more than 400%.

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.

As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, some University Village residents have dealt with concerns about paying rent and preventing the spread of the disease.