Chancellor Carol Christ

Will Christ keep ignoring our demands and essentially put us at risk, or partner with us in making our transformative vision a reality?

Deemed one of campus’s “boldest goals” by Chancellor Carol Christ, the Hispanic-Serving Institution initiative has come to a standstill due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

While major news outlets have been focused on liberal activism surrounding police reform, UC Berkeley’s conservative students have taken to the internet to continue their activism amid the pandemic.

Can we ensure that our institution and the country as a whole does a better job in supporting our international community? You bet.

When students paid for tuition and campus fees at the beginning of the semester, they expected a quality educational experience.

ASUC president hopeful Stephanie Gutierrez is running for the third time in hopes of putting the ASUC at the forefront of a revolution. Gutierrez is a history and American studies major who is also a national organizer and signatory for BAMN.

As UC Berkeley marks its 150th anniversary of admitting women on campus, the 150W initiatives and history project aim to celebrate women and their accomplishments on campus.

Gender diversity in campus faculty has been increasing over the past 40 years, but many women still face challenges with recognition and access to opportunities.

Members of the campus community have started two petitions calling for alternative grading systems to be implemented to compensate for the changes caused by the COVID-19, colloquially known as the coronavirus, outbreak.

UC Berkeley graduate students in the department of African American studies released a letter to Chancellor Carol Christ, claiming they are ready to strike if the administration fails to meet the demands of campus organizers in support of a cost of living adjustment by March 6.