BERKELEY'S NEWS • SEPTEMBER 30, 2023
Martha Saavedra
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City
MARCH 29, 2022
Berkeley City Council launches 1st phase of reparations to descendants of slavery
The Berkeley City Council passed the first phase of Berkeley Reparations March 22 to address the economic injury made to descendants of slavery in Berkeley.
City
MARCH 29, 2022
Berkeley City Council launches 1st phase of reparations to descendants of slavery
The Berkeley City Council passed the first phase of Berkeley Reparations March 22 to address the economic injury made to descendants of slavery in Berkeley.
Campus
AUGUST 30, 2015
MasterCard program provides sub-Saharan African students scholarships to UC Berkeley
Among the thousands of undergraduates beginning their first classes at UC Berkeley this fall, 21 freshmen from sub-Saharan Africa will form the largest group of students entering the MasterCard Foundation Scholars Program.
Campus
AUGUST 30, 2015
MasterCard program provides sub-Saharan African students scholarships to UC Berkeley
Among the thousands of undergraduates beginning their first classes at UC Berkeley this fall, 21 freshmen from sub-Saharan Africa will form the largest group of students entering the MasterCard Foundation Scholars Program.
Obituary
DECEMBER 04, 2014
UC Berkeley freshman Selam Sekuar dies at 19
Selam Sekuar, a UC Berkeley freshman and international student from Ethiopia, was fatally struck by a train at the Downtown Berkeley BART Station on Nov. 25. She was 19.
Obituary
DECEMBER 04, 2014
UC Berkeley freshman Selam Sekuar dies at 19
Selam Sekuar, a UC Berkeley freshman and international student from Ethiopia, was fatally struck by a train at the Downtown Berkeley BART Station on Nov. 25. She was 19.
Campus
MAY 14, 2014
UC Berkeley students rally in support of kidnapped Nigerian girls
UC Berkeley students rallied on the steps of Sproul Hall Wednesday at noon to urge for the release of kidnapped Nigerian girls, who were allegedly abducted a month ago from their school.
Campus
MAY 14, 2014
UC Berkeley students rally in support of kidnapped Nigerian girls
UC Berkeley students rallied on the steps of Sproul Hall Wednesday at noon to urge for the release of kidnapped Nigerian girls, who were allegedly abducted a month ago from their school.
