COVID

The real beauty of my camera roll is that it is, in fact, very mundane.

During the pandemic, I’ve found myself growing distrustful of others. A fear of the virus has led me to increasingly view others as a threat. 

It’s hard to feel connected to folks on a screen. Instead of feeling goosebumps when a room roars with laughter, now I see mute buttons.

So, hit the recharge button – in this case, the play button – and listen to some good vibes while you take some time to tune out the world.

The problem lies in an unrealistic timeline when even the amount of vaccines allocated to the UC system is ambiguous.

As the UC Office of Innovation and Entrepreneurship continues to promote innovation and entrepreneurship across the system, several startups affiliated with UC Berkeley secured prizes at the UC Startup Innovation Challenge, including a grand prize of $50,000 Thursday.

Most frustrating of all the reasons that vaccine administration stalled is people’s hesitancy to take it.

The UC Berkeley School of Public Health released a report this month revealing that providers for youth experiencing homelessness should be supported in order to care for those who are unable to shelter in place. 

While many governments are moving to relax physical distancing measures, the American health care system may be hit with a greater COVID-19 burden than originally anticipated, a recent UC Berkeley study found.