Jenn Stringer

In order to improve access to digital resources, campus recently launched a new committee made of students, staff and faculty which will focus on increasing digital accessibility for its 65,000-person community.

Campus administration has proposed a $139 per semester fee to fund student technology, drawing criticism from ASUC officials who say the process is not transparent and that campus funds should be used instead. 

Campus provided a long-awaited update for community members affected by the semester's ongoing issues with Wi-Fi connectivity. 

For UC Berkeley junior Monet Siroosian, the first few weeks of the fall semester have been riddled with a lack of reliable Wi-Fi connection in specific lectures, an inability to fill out in-class attendance forms and even difficulties taking a quiz.

UC Berkeley Chancellor Carol Christ has committed to securing emergency funding for student access to Microsoft and Adobe software for the upcoming academic year.

The failed renewal of the Student Technology Fee during the ASUC elections in April impacts students' ability to access technology services.

Following a nationwide data breach, UC Berkeley community members reported that their personal information was detected on the dark web.

Following a nationwide cyberattack targeting the UC system and hundreds of other organizations, a panel of experts discussed identity theft protection and resources at a UC Berkeley town hall Thursday.

During the ASUC’s general meeting Wednesday, senators and executive officials discussed the data breach and pass/no pass grading policies.

Following a cyberattack on the file transfer service used in the UC Office of the President, or UCOP, system, personal UC employee data was released to the public.