Jingxing Wang

The 63rd Street community garden’s kick-off took place Saturday afternoon at the 63rd Street mini-park, a small playground with slides and swings. The garden, enclosed by four fences and surrounded by homes, is filled with wooden planters to hold soil and plants.

Project scientists at Lawrence Berkeley National Lab, or Berkeley Lab, officially joined United Auto Workers, or UAW 5810, the UC academic researchers and postdoctoral scholars union, Nov. 1.

Classes are hard. No one can sit in Moffitt eight hours a day for months. We get it. We all need to jump around sometimes.

According to one of the study’s contributors, U.S. citizens are more predisposed to take paid leave more frequently than non-citizens across all races except white. 

The campus Center for Long-Term Cybersecurity, or CLTC, recently received a 2.2 million dollar grant for cybersecurity initiatives from Google’s cybersecurity clinics fund.

A new round of student loan forgiveness that covers $39 billion for 804,000 students began July 14, adding to the Biden-Harris administration discharging over $116.6 billion for 3.4 million students, according to a July 14 press release by the U.S. Department of Education.

Despite an increase in the number of candidates in the past ASUC election, previous candidates noted that a lack of resources was not a problem they faced in their campaigns. 

he new and in some ways support-less lifestyle that seemingly sets you apart from everyone else is just like the watch my mother gave me — you wear it, you forget about it, and soon it becomes part of you, not new anymore.

Venkatesan Guruswami, a campus professor in electrical engineering and computer science, won a 2023 Guggenheim Fellowship for his research proposal on mathematical computer science.

Daelynn Castillo-Delgado, a campus sophomore studying political science, is running for ASUC Senate on a platform of advocacy for LGBTQ+ issues and equity for first generation and low income students.