UC system awards $2M to CA COVID-19 researchers
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More than $2 million in emergency funding is being distributed to California researchers to mitigate the impacts of COVID-19 among vulnerable communities.
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UC lecturers fear losing jobs, health care benefits amid COVID-19
UC lecturers expressed concern over loss of health care amid the COVID-19 pandemic during a University Council-American Federation of Teachers press conference Monday.
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‘The backlog is just going to get bigger’: COVID-19 in the asylum process
For many asylum-seekers residing in the United States, reading the words “U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Offices Temporarily Closed to the Public” creates a sinking feeling in their stomachs.
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ASUC resolutions are not of highest importance in student government, senators say
Although resolutions could be one of the clearest ways to make a statement as a senator, in looking across several UC campuses it is clear that, to various members of student governments, passing bills may not be the most important part of the job.
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Students sue UC, CSU over lack of campus fee refunds
The CSU and UC systems were sued Monday by students demanding refunds of campus fees after campuses closed due to the coronavirus pandemic and operations moved online.
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Stand in solidarity with student newsrooms to keep them alive
NATIONAL AFFAIRS: Imperiled student newsrooms across the nation deserve your support as they relentlessly fight censorship and financial insecurity to keep their papers alive
As the city of Berkeley’s paper of record, our staff is uncovering stories no one else is reporting on and overcoming boundaries.
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My final and only option
Cal in Color
When the time came to start applying, I poured out my heart in essays and prayed I would get into UC Berkeley, as it had always been my dream school.
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Being a woman in power: A look at UC leadership
Women are better represented on UC Berkeley’s campus than ever before, however, sexism and unequal distributions of power still leave room for improvement, many say. UC Berkeley has come a long way since 1870, when female students were first accepted on campus.
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ASUC Senator Liam Will campaigns for re-election
UC Berkeley sophomore Liam Will announced his campaign for re-election as an ASUC Senate candidate March 12.
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UC Berkeley graduate students start wildcat strike, hold ‘digital picket line’ for COLA
Graduate student workers from 16 UC Berkeley departments officially began their wildcat strike Monday, pledging to withhold grades and fully cease all work duties in support of a cost-of-living adjustment, or COLA, from UC administration.
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