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Campus officials announced Friday that summer classes would be completely online in response to the COVID-19, or the novel coronavirus, pandemic. All summer 2020 classes will be offered through Zoom, bCourses and other virtual methods.
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Campus officials met on a public Zoom teleconference Wednesday to discuss UC Berkeley’s responses to the COVID-19, or the new coronavirus, pandemic.
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All of UC Berkeley’s spring 2020 undergraduate courses will default to the pass/no pass grading system, according to a campuswide email sent Friday.
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A campuswide email sent Friday morning details more support services and campus updates in light of the COVID-19, the new coronavirus, pandemic.
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UC Berkeley Chancellor Carol Christ released an email Monday, outlining campus plans in light of Alameda County’s recent declaration of a “shelter in place” amid the spread of COVID-19, colloquially known as the coronavirus.
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UC Berkeley has transitioned to virtual classes for the remainder of the semester in order to mitigate the spread of COVID-19, colloquially known as the coronavirus.
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Here’s what we know about the city of Berkeley and UC Berkeley’s campus response to COVID-19, more colloquially known as coronavirus.
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If instructors do not have online class processes organized by Tuesday, the email said instructors have until Thursday to establish online classes and resume as usual.
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UC Berkeley’s Division of Computing, Data Science and Society received the largest donation in campus history of $252 million to contribute to the construction of the “Data Hub.” The completed CDSS building will be located at the intersection of Hearst Avenue, Arch Street and MacFarlane Lane and will act as a point of intersection for a variety of disciplines on campus.
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Major goals for the campaign include campus housing for all freshmen, sophomores and first-year transfer students, 100 new tenure-track faculty positions and 300 new graduate fellowships.
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