The fight for 1921 Walnut St.: A history of 8 rent-controlled units
Eliana Marcu/Senior Staff
The eight rent-controlled units that once encompassed 1921 Walnut St. are now little more than a barren construction site.
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‘Long overdue’: UC to waive tuition for Native American students
California Native American students from both federally and non-federally recognized tribes will have their university tuition and fees waived for the 2022-2023 academic year.
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Community discusses UC Berkeley’s decision to drop SAT, ACT scores in admissions
In 2020, the university’s decision to no longer require SAT and ACT scores in admissions prompted a flurry of emotions from the campus community and beyond.
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IREF proposal violates student fee policy guidelines
If the IREF passes, students will face an additional $132 semesterly fee to pay for items that should be coming out of campus’s existing budget.
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UC regents discuss initiatives, academic accommodations
In multiple meetings Wednesday, the UC Board of Regents discussed finances, accommodations and new initiatives, among other topics.
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‘United and ready to fight’: Teamsters Local 2010 launches rallies to demand fairer UC worker pay
Teamsters Local 2010 — a labor union that represents more than 14,000 UC and CSU workers — organized a statewide Week of Action calling for “more adequate” CX worker pay and an end to the pay disparity between those workers and management within the two institutions.
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CITRIS and Banatao Institute present Diversity in Tech Symposium: Advancing climate resilience
The annual Diversity in Tech Symposium on March 10 and 11 focused on advancing climate resilience, with experts in climate tech and environmental justice.
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From technology to teaching: How lecturer Kenneth Worthy found fulfillment
For more than a decade, Kenneth Worthy worked as a software developer. Looking for something more meaningful, however, he turned to environmental science.
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‘Lecturers live precarious lives’: Why it’s worth it to David Walter
As of Dec. 31, Walter will have spent six years of his life as a UC Berkeley lecturer, yet every semester could be his last.
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UC receives record-breaking number of applications for fall 2022
The University of California received a record-breaking number of applicants for fall 2022, as well as an increase in diversity in its application pool.
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