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The UC Berkeley Disabled Students’ Program, or DSP, held its second art showcase Thursday as the culmination of Disability Awareness Month celebrations throughout November.
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Access to accommodations is the sole reason I am able to remain in school while severely depressed. My accommodations don’t give me a leg up over my peers; they put us on an even playing ground.
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Defunding essential resources often makes it feel as though our value is dependent on the contributions we can make (such as academically) without raising the bottom line.
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UC Berkeley is now offering a scanning service that will turn print material into an electronic format, making it more accessible to campus faculty.
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Throughout November, UC Berkeley’s Disabled Students’ Program, or DSP, is spearheading Disability Awareness Month to raise campus and community awareness about disabilities and resiliency among disabled students.
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UC Berkeley is a large institution that can seem overwhelming and lonely at times. Here’s a list of useful campus resources to keep in mind.
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It was my first interview with a large corporation, and a summer finance internship opportunity was on the line. The interviewer’s initial questions
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About 30 people rallied outside of California Hall Monday at 2 p.m. to show their support for the approval of an allocated space for a campus Disability Cultural Center.
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The 2019 ASUC elections a mere month away, CalSERVE released its three-person executive slate Monday evening, advocating as a party for “equal rights and a valid education.”
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UC Berkeley student organizers, faculty and allies gathered in Eshleman Hall on Friday for the inaugural Disability Community Town Hall to share stories and brainstorm ideas for an upcoming disabled students’ community center.
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