Division of Student Affairs

During the pandemic, the ASUC Student Advocate's Office has seen increased academic, misconduct and housing challenges for students.

UC Berkeley officially welcomed students, staff and faculty back onto campus Monday following a previous campus Division of Student Affairs press release sent Friday that outlined updates to the mask and vaccination policy. 

“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. 

The city of Berkeley is experiencing wide disparities in COVID-19 vaccination rates, with the discrepancies being seen through comparisons made between ZIP codes.

As COVID-19 vaccines become more widely available, UC Berkeley University Health Services, or UHS, is offering vaccination appointments to all students over the next two weeks.

Amid disputes and the inconclusive status of three of the four propositions in the 2021 ASUC elections, the Elections Council convened Monday to certify the referendum results.

After finding it nearly impossible to sort through the hundreds of campus resources posted on Facebook when COVID-19 first hit, UC Berkeley junior and first-generation college student Johnny Nguyen sought to improve resource access for students by creating [email protected]

The Antisemitism Education Initiative, a pilot program at UC Berkeley, received a $25,000 grant from the national nonprofit Academic Engagement Network, or AEN, on Sept. 10.

UC Berkeley will have a hybrid fall semester, with some in-person classes and activities but a majority of services and courses online, in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.

In an effort to mitigate the spread of COVID-19, UC Berkeley is looking to consolidate students within campus housing while promoting social distancing and community.