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Chancellor Carol Christ and Executive Vice Chancellor and Provost Paul Alivisatos announced Sutton’s appointment in a campuswide email Wednesday.
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Over half of the chancellor’s cabinet has announced their resignations in the past 19 months, including all but one of the campus’s vice chancellors and vice provosts, casting doubt on UC Berkeley’s reputation and ability to govern itself effectively.
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SQUELCH! Senator Anthony Carrasco proposed a bill in support of a campus responsible bystander policy, which went into effect at the beginning of August.
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After Chancellor Nicholas Dirks resigned amid controversy yesterday, the students and faculty of UC Berkeley have expressed their sentiments regarding his tumultuous tenure.
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The campus announced a new policy Monday that requires undergraduate students to pay 20 percent of their tuition before Aug. 19 or their enrollment will be cancelled one day before fall instruction begins on Aug. 24.
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The northwest stairs to Lower Sproul Plaza, a rain garden and a renovated pathway between Zellerbach Hall and the Alumni House were formally opened with a celebration Friday, Oct. 25.
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Eight UC Berkeley students will each receive $5,000 a year as part of the STEM Scholarship Program, a new undergraduate program that will provide financial aid to students interested in pursuing careers in science, technology, engineering and math.
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The ASUC is a unique student government with a rich 125-year history of being a vehicle for student agency and power at UC Berkeley. It is an organization that during CalSO is often touted as being an “autonomous” student government. Well, the reality is that this notion of “autonomy” is
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In addition to rallies and marches that involved thousands of protesters, extensive student lobbying during the March 5 demonstrations in Sacramento Monday aimed to convince legislators to support bills to increase funding for higher education. While some protesters chose to occupy the Capitol building to draw attention to declining state
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In the final stretch leading up to the protest events scheduled to begin Thursday, both UC Berkeley administration and faculty have indicated support, with some pledging to participate in rallies in Sacramento and even the four-day “99 Mile March for Education and Social Justice” to the state Capitol. In a
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