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Chancellor Carol Christ released a statement in support of transgender and nonbinary community members Friday afternoon, after news broke that the Trump administration is considering narrowing the definition of gender.
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Black students make up about 3 percent of the undergraduate student population at UC Berkeley — roughly 1,000 out of the more than 30,800 undergraduates enrolled as of fall 2018, according to campus-reported data.
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Students have been saying it for years. And now, a comprehensive study is backing them up — UC Berkeley is not a welcoming place for students of color. The report, released by the University of Southern California’s Race and Equity Center, ranked UC Berkeley the lowest of all UC campuses
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Retired campus architecture professor Nezar AlSayyad filed a lawsuit Tuesday against the UC Board of Regents and Chancellor Carol Christ to reduce his suspension after allegations of sexual harassment.
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After UC Berkeley Chancellor Carol Christ announced ambitious plans to increase the school’s Hispanic student population, the Asian American Coalition for Education sent a letter to Christ denouncing this plan Aug. 30.
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Like many other students around the world, I dreamed of studying at one of the world’s most prestigious and renowned universities — UC Berkeley. When students see the enormous financial burden their families will carry for four years, that dream quickly turns into thin air. With living and university expenses
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AlSayyad was suspended for three years without pay effective Aug. 13, after he was found to have sexually harassed a campus graduate student between 2012 and 2014. AlSayyad’s suspension is still in place, according to Wolch.
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Chancellor Carol Christ holds press conference discussing key topics including free speech and housing issues.
Campus architecture professor Nezar AlSayyad has been suspended for three years without pay after an investigation that found he sexually harassed a graduate student.
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Eva Hagberg Fisher, a former doctoral candidate in the campus architecture program, filed a complaint with the Title IX office in March 2016 against AlSayyad, alleging that he regularly hugged her, invited her for drinks or dinner and gave unsolicited compliments on her appearance while she was studying under him.
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