Emma Taila

After missing an important day of class, campus freshman Steve Escobar used the excuse that he had been exposed to COVID-19 while visiting home to ask his lecturer for an opportunity to make up the work he missed.

Alternative pathways for students graduating high school besides attending a four-year university may include community college, vocational schools, the military or going into the workforce, according to campus assistant professor of education Tolani Britton.

Berkeley City Council adopted a new law March 22 updating the definition of Research and Development, or R&D, in the city’s Zoning Ordinance.

Berkeley Unified School District, or BUSD, is continuing to develop its African American Success Initiative, or AASI, during the spring 2022 semester.

At a meeting Wednesday, members of the Berkeley Unified School District, or BUSD, Board of Education discussed the decision to make masks optional outdoors and voted to sign a petition urging state officials to fund climate literacy initiatives in California school districts.

A recent study by the UC Berkeley School of Public Health revealed that the Affordable Care Act, or ACA, reduced private insurance coverage disparities between African-American and white patients.

Paul Groth, campus professor in the College of Architecture and Design known for his research on low-income housing, died Jan. 16.

A new city-coordinated mobile COVID-19 testing site will open January 23 at San Pablo Park. The site will be operated by Curative and provide tests Sundays and Mondays until February 14.

An increased number of students from kindergarten through 12th grade are dealing with social, emotional and behavioral challenges since returning to campus in August.

UC Berkeley alumna and pioneer of "new journalism" Joan Didion died Thursday, Dec. 23, due to Parkinson’s disease at the age of 87