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Berkeley Student Farms volunteers are expecting a harvest with crops that will help them alleviate student food insecurity through campus’s Food Pantry.
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As UC Berkeley prepares to return to its first in-person semester since spring 2020, many in-person student services will resume before the fall.
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With about a quarter of UC Berkeley students seeking basic needs assistance, campus and student organizations have worked to address student food insecurity, among other concerns.
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UC Berkeley Chancellor Carol Christ released an email Monday, outlining campus plans in light of Alameda County’s recent declaration of a “shelter in place” amid the spread of COVID-19, colloquially known as the coronavirus.
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There are tons of great grocery stores in and around Berkeley. Which one suits your needs? Here is a guide to the grocery stores nearby!
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Representatives of the Hunger Free Campus Program asked for an increase in funding from the California Assembly Budget Subcommittee on Education Finance, aiming to expand programs that currently allow students with food insecurity to have access to food on campus.
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As a food-insecure student who struggles to balance the stress of a job on top of classes, UC Berkeley sophomore Jenifer Lomeli-Quintero called the food stamps she is given through CalFresh a “lifesaver.”
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The ASUC Senate reconvened for its first regular Wednesday meeting of the semester after passing a resolution over winter break that will permit loans for student organizations, and senators also updated each other about the coming semester.
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The ASUC Senate held an impassioned discussion on the selection of Mon-Shane Chou as academic affairs vice president at its Wednesday night meeting.
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A committee of ASUC senators met Saturday to select Mon-Shane Chou as their recommendation for the Academic Affairs Vice President position, which has remained vacant for more than a month following the resignation of AAVP-elect Jeanette Corona.
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