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The ASUC Senate passed one resolution regarding affordable housing and heard updates from UCPD about body-worn cameras at Wednesday night’s regular meeting.
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On Monday, Tesla opened a 46,000-square-foot service center in northwest Berkeley, just 18 months after submitting an application to the Berkeley Zoning Adjustments Board, as first reported by Berkeleyside.
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The California Future Health Workforce Commission announced 10 priority recommendations at a press conference yesterday to build and support a sufficient health care workforce for California’s increasing, aging and diversifying population.
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A few days before the end of former California Gov. Jerry Brown’s term, Brown appointed Jonathan “Jay” Sures to the UC Board of Regents, resulting in student pushback to the lack of diversity on the board.
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During the 35-day partial government shutdown, the Violence Against Women Act, which provides funding to support women who have suffered from violent crimes, expired and was extended Friday through Feb. 15.
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Wednesday will be the last day to submit a public comment for U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos’ proposed updates to Title IX regulations, which have sparked controversy among both schools and students nationwide.
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At Wednesday night’s regular meeting, senators learned that the ASUC’s chief technology officer, or CTO, is no longer a student at UC Berkeley but maintains his title and position.
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Two UC Berkeley organizations have joined over 50 other student groups in calling on UC chancellors to support labor unions in their negotiations with the university, through a UC-wide petition.
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During the November general election, Berkeley community members elected four Asian American officials, which seems to be the most to ever serve Berkeley at one time, including the first Asian American City Council members in 41 years.
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Student Regent Devon Graves was appointed chair of the UC Board of Regents Special Committee on Basic Needs on Monday — marking the first time in history a student has been appointed chair of a Board of Regents committee.
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