Recreational Sports Facility

UC Berkeley Recreation and Wellbeing is opening a climbing wall in the Recreational Sports Facility. The wall is expected to be fully operational at the end of September.

A developer plans to build some 280 units of student housing in Berkeley beginning in 2024 — fielding support from some and criticism from others who believe that the planned units are not affordable enough.

I’ve decided I’m done sacrificing my mental health and personal sanity for a perfect grade or academic validation.

With the rise of at-home testing and no efficient method to report positive cases, experts and officials nationwide face difficulty capturing the true prevalence of COVID-19.

In light of a recent spike in campus COVID-19 cases, professors are seeing an increase in students requesting alternative options to in-person finals. 

As classes wind down for the spring semester, the UC Berkeley campus community is again experiencing a rise in COVID-19 cases.

UC Berkeley recently relaxed COVID-19 restrictions due to a decrease in cases, including the elimination of surveillance testing and relaxed mask requirements in campus buildings regardless of vaccination status. 

The Recreational Sports Facility will no longer provide its surveillance testing services as of May 6, according to a campuswide Response & Recovery email.

As dance occupies both realms of athletics and arts, dancers — particularly teams that represent minority groups on campus — face intersectional disadvantages when it comes to claiming space on campus.

Zachary Mackin is running for ASUC Senate to improve student access to resources, increase funding for clubs, and to improve ASUC's relationship to students