Zaynab AbdulQadir-Morris

Berkeley’s graduate students have long been underrepresented — pushed away from student government for decades, denied adequate financial resources and structured to rely on the ASUC. After a history of contentious relations spanning back to the 1960s, the Graduate Assembly, or the GA, is considering separating from the ASUC.

UCPD is investigating a report of anti-semitic writings at Kroeber Hall on Tuesday, according to UCPD spokesperson Sabrina Reich.

UC Berkeley graduate students debated and raised questions on topics ranging from student housing to funding for grants and research at the Graduate Assembly’s first meeting of the spring semester Thursday.

Nearly a dozen graduate students and community members gathered Wednesday morning on Sproul Plaza to rally against the UC Board of Regents' vote on raising tuition, which took place later that day.

UC Berkeley’s new major event policy includes several key changes that enable student organizations and nondepartmental users to effectively and safely host events on campus.

Presidents of UC Berkeley Graduate Assembly and ASUC signed the University of Virginia, or UVA, Student Council’s “#StudentsAgainstHate” statement, which was published Sunday on Facebook.

A special ASUC Senate meeting was called Saturday to consider an anti-doxing bill ahead of the now-canceled “Free Speech Week,” but it failed to gather the minimum number of senators required to hold a meeting.

ASUC President Zaynab AbdulQadir-Morris received an email from the UC Berkeley financial aid office Sept. 13 suggesting that she apply for an emergency loan because her financial aid had not yet been disbursed.

At a time when the removal of controversial monuments from public places has made national headlines, UC Berkeley finds itself revisiting concerns surrounding the names of several contentious buildings on campus.

Carol Christ became UC Berkeley’s 11th chancellor Saturday, stepping into the role at a critical juncture in the campus’s history.