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As the percentage of student instructors employed for less than 25% of a full-time schedule continues to increase, campus administrators need to be more mindful of their needs.
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California has one of the best public university systems in the country. But that will mean nothing if students can’t afford to attend UC schools.
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Don’t let FOMO influence you to spontaneously purchase a 500 dollar Coachella ticket. Here are eight things you can purchase instead.
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After more than a year of contract negotiations in which the Oakland Unified School District has not met teachers’ demands, the Oakland Education Association, or OEA, announced that it would go on strike this Thursday. The OEA, which represents almost 3,000 public school teachers in the school district, supports teachers who are fighting for common good demands such as smaller class sizes, more school nurses and counselors, more funding for classroom supplies, higher wages and better work conditions for teachers. T
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With the start of the spring semester, it was reported that the UC Board of Regents is creating a new plan to raise tuition for all students because of the increase in AirPods seen on campus.
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Unconfirmed sources report that the bears even partook in Homecoming events such as campus tours and presentations. In one particularly outrageous case, the bears even attended multiple parties.
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Like many other students around the world, I dreamed of studying at one of the world’s most prestigious and renowned universities — UC Berkeley. When students see the enormous financial burden their families will carry for four years, that dream quickly turns into thin air. With living and university expenses
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Starting with the incoming class of freshmen in fall 2019, the new policy will allow students under the age of 24 to qualify for in-state tuition by proving financial independence from their parents for at least one year.
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We can agree that these things would be a better use of our tuition than funding our education. Who even comes to the No. 1 public university to learn?
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The mayor and Berkeley city council are constantly passing new laws and regulations designed to raise, not lower, the cost of building new apartments near campus.
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