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UC Berkeley Chancellor Carol Christ and Vice Chancellor Marc Fisher, along with the Berkeley Academic Senate, declared the remainder of the week “Instructional Resilience Week” after class cancellations Monday.
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A coalition of campus organizations gathered on Sproul Plaza on Wednesday to raise awareness of current government relations between India and Kashmir and to demand the divestment from India by colleges throughout North America.
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The outage — which closed the UC Berkeley campus from Oct. 9-11 — may have cost Morris’ laboratory $500,000 and two years of cancer research.
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In 2018, California wildfires devastated UC Berkeley student communities, and the trail of smoke from the Camp Fire resulted in event cancellations.
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A year after California’s most devastating wildfire, UC Berkeley is bolstering its wildfire preparedness to ensure campus well-being in the event of another local natural disaster.
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UC Berkeley honored the deaths of over 50 university-affiliated individuals in the annual campus memorial ceremony Tuesday afternoon.
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The College Board has revised its controversial Environmental Context Dashboard, or adversity score, to create Landscape — a tool to help college admissions officers consider students more fairly.
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The U.S. Department of Education is currently investigating UC Berkeley, alongside several high profile universities including UCLA, that offer STEM resources, camps and scholarships geared toward girls and women and their potential noncompliance with Title IX laws.
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Inspired by her own personal experiences, UC Berkeley alumna Natalie Cleaver launched a nonprofit, BerkeleyToo, aimed at reforming the process for campus community members to report sexual harassment.
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The policy, which was officially released July 31, was a response to a state appellate court decision from last year that ruled that respondents are entitled to certain rights when accused of sexual misconduct in higher education environments. It replaces an interim policy that went into effect in March.
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