How to save AC Transit
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Buses are the linchpin to ensuring that we stop global warming, stop rising inequality and get people where they need to go safely.
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Alameda County launches ‘age-friendly’ resource website for older adults
The Alameda County Social Services Agency, or ACSSA, and the Alameda County Health Care Services Agency, or HCSA, have launched an “age-friendly” county website aimed at older adults.
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‘It’s High Time We Went Vegan’: PETA requests to place banner on Campanile
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals has asked Chancellor Carol Christ for permission to place a banner underneath the Campanile reading “It’s High Time We Went Vegan. PETA.” In an email, campus spokesperson Janet Gilmore said that campus has not yet responded.
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UC Berkeley students develop COVID-19 tracking platforms
In early March, UC Berkeley coders, engineers and entrepreneurs joined together to launch mobile platforms that aim to provide reliable information about the spread of COVID-19.
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UC Berkeley, city, state respond to COVID-19 pandemic
The city of Berkeley has announced that one resident tested positive, and campus canceled in-person classes. Here’s how Berkeley is handling the coronavirus.
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Black Pine Circle School extends closure amid COVID-19 concerns
Black Pine Circle School closed for two days last week in an effort to reduce the risk of spread of COVID-19, the new coronavirus.
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LIVE: Updates on the COVID-19 situation in Berkeley
Here’s what we know about the city of Berkeley and UC Berkeley’s campus response to COVID-19, more colloquially known as coronavirus.
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In-person classes canceled to mitigate COVID-19 spread
If instructors do not have online class processes organized by Tuesday, the email said instructors have until Thursday to establish online classes and resume as usual.
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UC Berkeley faces backlash following Tang Center Instagram post on coronavirus
As news of the coronavirus outbreak develops, an Instagram post by the University Health Services Tang Center faced backlash, with many feeling that the post condoned xenophobia.
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UC Berkeley professor receives award from National Academy of Sciences
Christina Maslach, UC Berkeley psychology professor emerita and a professor of the campus graduate school of psychology, earned the National Academy of Sciences, or NAS, Award for Scientific Reviewing for her research in job burnout and worker well-being.
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