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Berkeley City Council is scheduled to vote on referring a plan for installing additional street lighting to areas surrounding campus to the Public Works Commission at its regular meeting Feb. 25.
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The GA has already unanimously voted to add the independence proposition to the 2020 ballot, but its members will need to ensure that the proposition comes to fruition.
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UC Berkeley’s Graduate Assembly members will vote on whether or not to pass a resolution to formally add an “independence proposition” to the 2020 ballot.
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UC Berkeley’s Instructional Resilience Task Force held a town hall Tuesday for faculty and staff to discuss campus approaches to events like power outages and poor air quality that could disrupt instruction.
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The The UC Berkeley Student Advocate’s Office and Basic Needs Center, along with others, recently established an emergency rental assistance program.
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Loss of instructional time due to power outages this semester has negatively impacted students and instructors, prompting UC Berkeley to seek solutions by creating the Instructional Resilience Task Force.
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Parts of Berkeley may experience a PG&E Public Safety Power Shutoff starting early Wednesday morning, according to a tweet from the city of Berkeley.
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UC Berkeley graduate students asked Chancellor Carol Christ questions and presented their concerns at the Graduate Assembly meeting Thursday.
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Rosemarie Rae, the campus vice chancellor for finance and chief financial officer, has decided to step down from her position in what she describes as her “quasi-retirement.”
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UC Berkeley School of Public Health students and workers have signed a petition supporting tuition remission, health insurance benefits for online GSIs.
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