Rae Wymer

The ASUC has announced Resolution No. 2023/24-008 which will allocate $3,000 in funding for MEMSSA.

In 2013, the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation funded the Global Urban Humanities Initiative, or GUH, a program stemming from interdisciplinary collaboration. Both the initiative and its current iteration, the Future Histories Lab, will be closing in May 2024 after 10 years.

Berkeley Law’s Criminal Law and Justice Center, or CLJC, held its inaugural event Tuesday, hosting UC Santa Cruz professor Angela Davis in conversation with Chesa Boudin, the center’s executive director.

Alameda County residents are in the midst of a historic recall effort against their district attorney, reminiscent of the high-profile 2021 recall of former San Francisco district attorney Chesa Boudin.

Following the conclusion of the independent investigation looking into allegations of misconduct and racist text messages by the Berkeley Police Department Bike Unit, the Berkeley Police Accountability Board expressed frustration with the lack of transparency surrounding the findings.

The human skeleton originally found in an abandoned building at the Clark Kerr Campus has been identified as Steven Lawrence McCreary by UCPD.

Berkeley will raise its minimum wage to $18.07 from $16.99 starting July 1, marking an increase of around 6%.

Confetti, music, rainbows and hundreds of thousands of people filled San Francisco’s Market Street for the Pride Parade on Sunday. UC Berkeley students, alumni, professors and community members joined together as a contingent and walked in the parade showing their LGBTQ+ pride.

Broadly, the liberal community on campus can be a haven for LGBTQ+ students and community members. However, the plethora of LGBTQ+ individuals does not make campus immune to issues of transphobia or general dismissal of nonbinary people’s identities.