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UC Student Association president Caroline Siegel-Singh raised three primary issues with the UC system during public comment: the lack of transparency about financial aid, the lack of support for basic needs and inadequate financial aid that does not take into account factors including food and housing.
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If universities want to define the lines between hate speech and politics, they need to hold their instructors accountable when they cross the lines.
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More than 40 students gathered together on the steps of Sproul Plaza to protest and mourn the 100th anniversary of the Balfour Declaration on Thursday.
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In 1952, UC Berkeley discarded a presidential system and adopted a chancellorship.
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The Berkeley College Republicans collaborated with Young Americans for Freedom to invite conservative author and speaker David Horowitz to speak on campus April 12 in Clark Kerr Campus’ Krutch Theater.
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The University of California signed a memorandum of understanding with Israel’s National Technological Innovation Authority to expand collaboration between both parties.
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Members of the Berkeley College Republicans and other campus students were the victims of a cyber attack Friday, which exposed their private information in a public post online.
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Soaked Palestinian and Israeli flags contrasted with the gray, cloudy sky as campus group members filled Sproul Plaza voicing their opposing viewpoints on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict on the third annual International Day of Action on Thursday.
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Hate speech posters alleging a student organization was connected to a “terror organization” were plastered around campus on Thursday, naming and criticizing several students and faculty members for their involvement in Students for Justice in Palestine, or SJP.
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After growing up in a Los Angeles household filled with Jewish culture and custom, Josh Woznica came to UC Berkeley with the intention of stepping outside his comfort zone and putting his religious involvement on hiatus. Woznica couldn’t help but return to his roots, however, deeply involving himself in the
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