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Berkeley City Council discussed affordable housing, student mentorship and biking safety at its regular meeting Tuesday.
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The eight rent-controlled units that once encompassed 1921 Walnut St. are now little more than a barren construction site.
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Amid an intense elections season, the ASUC Senate discussed budgets, personal projects and financial aid at its regular Wednesday meeting.
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This plan, though grand in its promise, may not sufficiently address the long-term needs of Berkeley’s houseless community.
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An interview with TreaH Cleaves became more than just an article on the unhoused populations of Berkeley after I stopped and listened.
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Campus administration announced a collaborative effort with the city of Berkeley and local nonprofits to temporarily house People’s Park residents.
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Since 2017, UC Berkeley has employed Ari Neulight as a social worker to support members of the unhoused community around campus.
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UC Berkeley Chancellor Carol Christ and other campus representatives broke ground on the site of the Helen Diller Anchor House on Monday, over a year after the project’s initial announcement.
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The Berkeley community experienced a widespread return to in person in 2021 — as did many parts of the world. From football games and music festivals to lectures, UC Berkeley students and city residents alike were able to look beyond their Zoom meetings, physically attending large gatherings and resuming daily
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With December around the corner, unhoused individuals in Berkeley face choices about how to best reduce their exposure to both weather elements and disease.
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