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Bringing in millions of dollars annually, UC Berkeley ranked second on a list of the 500 highest-earning colleges in the country in terms of revenue from declined freshman applications, according to a LendEDU study.
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A former employee is suing the UC Board of Regents for alleged wrongful termination based on her age and gender.
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UCPD is considering restriping a parking lot near Upper Hearst in an effort to move some of its patrol cars from the current parking area on Barrow Lane.
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Students were outraged when a photo, posted Tuesday on the Overheard at UC Berkeley Facebook page, seemingly offered parents the opportunity to pay $250 to have their students’ names on the spring 2019 commencement program’s “honor roll.” The letter, however, is not what it was initially perceived to be.
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Among the 50 individuals implicated in a nationwide college admissions scam is David Sidoo — a Vancouver businessman and prominent figure in the University of British Columbia athletics program — who allegedly paid a test-taker to sit his son’s SAT exam, which helped him gain admission to UC Berkeley.
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A UC Berkeley student is taking legal action against the UC Board of Regents in order to reverse a “groundless” suspension she received from the campus after she was found more likely than not to have violated Title IX policy.
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Campus professor Alan Tansman has been suspended after a Title IX investigation found that he violated the university’s sexual violence and sexual harassment, or SVSH, policy between 2007 and 2009, as first reported by the San Francisco Chronicle.
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Wooden boards and caution tape cover the doors of a shuttered apartment at the UC Berkeley University Village, where a taped notice announces the reason for the quarantine: “METHAMPHETAMINE CLEANUP ORDER.”
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The Spring 2019 semester finals — spanning May 13 to May 17 — will coincide with Ramadan, causing UC Berkeley to provide accommodations to students who observe the holiday.
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A civil lawsuit was filed by UCPD’s security specialist Sparky Carranza on Feb. 1 against UCPD, UC Board of Regents and UCPD Captain Alex Yao for allegedly creating a hostile work environment and failing to protect her from “discrimination, harassment, and retaliation.”
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