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After receiving news that classes would be held via remote instruction for the rest of the semester, UC Berkeley students living in campus housing were given the option to remain and practice social distancing or to leave and cancel their housing contract.
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At 2:44 a.m. March 6, an aggravated assault occurred on Channing Way east of Telegraph Avenue, according to a UCPD advisory message.
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UC Berkeley students evacuated the Foothill residence hall Sunday after a clothes dryer caught fire in Building 1, according to Berkeley Fire Department spokesperson Keith May.
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The one new senate resolution was in support of Maximino Martinez Commons becoming a fully designated transfer student housing facility.
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If you aren’t living under a rock, you’ve seen at least one meme on some outlets ranking UCLA as the No. 1 public university. These rankings are largely arbitrary, but it’s hard to ignore one area where UCLA seems to be far ahead of the curve — the inclusivity and
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As many of UC Berkeley’s incoming students prepare to move into new homes, here’s a breakdown of the histories and namesakes of some campus residence halls.
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One of the most inconvenient things about summer sessions is that the libraries on campus close early and you’re at a loss for where to study.
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Berkeley Fire Department responded to reports of a fire at Maximino Martinez Commons on Thursday evening.
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As the campus struggles to house an influx of students, UC Berkeley’s housing task force has drawn up nine potential locations for new student housing — including People’s Park, the site of the historic “Bloody Thursday” protest and clash in 1969.
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Berkeley Police Department responded to reports of multiple gunshots near the intersection of Telegraph and Durant avenues about 1:50 a.m. Sunday morning.
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