Rosemarie Rae

After nine years at UC Berkeley, Rosemarie Rae will be retiring from her roles as vice chancellor of finance and chief financial officer in June, noted an announcement from Chancellor Carol Christ.

The ASUC Senate discussed information security and privacy on campus, as well as the Student Technology Fund Referendum in their Wednesday meeting.

With the COVID-19 pandemic throwing the UC Berkeley community into a virtual setting last spring, campus administrators continue to work to stay ahead of an unpredictable curve.

Faced with a projected $340 million budget deficit, UC Berkeley is primarily turning to its employment base for cost-saving measures.

The ASUC Senate received an update on UC Berkeley's financial situation and continued to table a bill on community engagement at its meeting Wednesday.

In an effort to bridge UC Berkeley’s budget shortfall, campus leadership released a number of voluntary actions that department faculty and staff can take.

During a campus conversation Friday, UC Berkeley leaders said budget reallocations in response to the COVID-19 pandemic have been made through an equity lens.

Despite being stretched to the bone financially, the campus has made an impressive effort to maintain the quality of the education we receive.

Chancellor Carol Christ announced Monday in a campuswide email that UC Berkeley reached a balanced budget, ending the $150 million deficit and also raised $1.2 billion in revenue from “two consecutive, record-breaking years of fundraising.”

The press conference's main topics, which were sent in a campuswide email, included progress on Chancellor Carol Christ's financial and housing goals.