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UC Berkeley employees will be expected to return to on-site operations beginning July 12, according to an email sent Thursday by campus administrators.
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The American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Local 3299, or AFSCME Local 3299, launched a campaign condemning UC administration for an alleged use of police force on a UC worker due to a language barrier.
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Large crowds and clouds of smoke filled Memorial Glade as students gathered with their friends on April 20, or 4/20, in celebration of marijuana, an annual tradition upheld on the UC Berkeley campus.
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UC Berkeley experienced a lower number of COVID-19 cases after students returned from spring break compared to when they returned from winter break despite similar policies, such as mandatory self-sequestering, in place.
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As UC Berkeley plans for the return of in-person classes for the upcoming fall semester, a growing number of campus activities are once again taking place in limited in-person settings.
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Newly admitted UC Berkeley freshmen looking for a smaller, close-knit environment can now choose to start their college journey at Mills College, a small liberal arts school 16 minutes away from the UC Berkeley campus.
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UC Berkeley Alumnus Henrique Faria is filing a lawsuit against the UC Regents over a clerical error that resulted in his deportation from the United States.
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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, pulled out of a UC Berkeley career fair after student activists petitioned to disinvite the agency from the Thursday event.
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The UC Berkeley Division of Equity and Inclusion released its findings from the 2019 My Experience Survey Thursday, highlighting issues such as marginalization and food insecurity, in addition to an emphasis on inclusivity.
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University Health Services, or UHS, experienced a one to two-day delay in updating student badges during a COVID-19 surge in campus housing, which may have caused some students to stay in isolation or quarantine longer than necessary.
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