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Cal men’s rowing concluded a successful start to its season this past weekend with a dominant win against UC San Diego. The Bears’ varsity eight and second varsity eight boats finished first and second, respectively.
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According to a study commissioned by the UC Office of the President, or UCOP, the UC system contributes $82 billion annually to California’s economic output and other social and economic measures.
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Amid another national COVID-19 surge, the arrival of Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine at UC medical centers signals hope for “the beginning of the end,” said Executive Vice President of UC Health Carrie Byington at a virtual UC Board of Regents meeting Tuesday.
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UC lecturers around California held a day of action Saturday to draw attention to their ongoing bargaining with UC leadership over their contract.
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In June, a copypasta was born. A Reddit user pleaded, “Don’t say ‘UCB’ when referring to Berkeley” and faced near-instant meme backlash from students.
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The Bears didn’t get a shot at redemption, nor did they get a chance to compete for a National Championship. Instead, they got nothing.
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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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Several UC campuses have begun offering in-house testing for COVID-19, colloquially known as the coronavirus, as first reported by the Sacramento Bee.
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Researchers from four universities are building fly’s-eye observatories to determine if other advanced civilizations are trying to communicate through laser blasts.
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UC in-state undergraduate enrollment rose for the fourth year in a row in fall 2019. According to the UC Office of the President, or UCOP, the enrollment increase is a result of the UC system’s commitment to providing higher education to more Californians.
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