BERKELEY'S NEWS • MARCH 30, 2023
ASUC
APRIL 29, 2016
ASUC announces discount Lyft rides for students with temporary mobile partnership
The ASUC announced Wednesday a temporary partnership between its Berkeley Mobile smartphone app and the ride-sharing service Lyft, which will give students access to discounted rides.
ASUC
APRIL 29, 2016
ASUC announces discount Lyft rides for students with temporary mobile partnership
The ASUC announced Wednesday a temporary partnership between its Berkeley Mobile smartphone app and the ride-sharing service Lyft, which will give students access to discounted rides.
City
APRIL 25, 2016
Senate committee hosts hearing in response to Berkeley balcony collapse
Nearly a year after the Berkeley balcony collapse, a state senate committee hosted a hearing Monday to examine the state’s agencies' responses to the tragedy.
City
APRIL 25, 2016
Senate committee hosts hearing in response to Berkeley balcony collapse
Nearly a year after the Berkeley balcony collapse, a state senate committee hosted a hearing Monday to examine the state’s agencies' responses to the tragedy.
Campus
APRIL 21, 2016
UC Berkeley School of Public Health considers eliminating medical school program
In light of the campus’s budget deficit and restructuring efforts, the UC Berkeley-UCSF Joint Medical Program, or JMP, faces potential elimination.
Campus
APRIL 21, 2016
UC Berkeley School of Public Health considers eliminating medical school program
In light of the campus’s budget deficit and restructuring efforts, the UC Berkeley-UCSF Joint Medical Program, or JMP, faces potential elimination.
Research & Ideas
APRIL 17, 2016
Campus research team to analyze Oakland Unified School District's nutritional system
The Berkeley Food Institute recently awarded a $50,000 research grant to a campus research team to analyze the Oakland Unified School District’s new nutritional system.
Research & Ideas
APRIL 17, 2016
Campus research team to analyze Oakland Unified School District's nutritional system
The Berkeley Food Institute recently awarded a $50,000 research grant to a campus research team to analyze the Oakland Unified School District’s new nutritional system.
Campus
APRIL 11, 2016
Campus graduate students file state complaint against campus assistant professor, UC regents
Two campus graduate students filed an official state complaint Monday to the Department of Fair Employment and Housing, or DFEH, against campus assistant professor Blake Wentworth and the UC Board of Regents.
Campus
APRIL 11, 2016
Campus graduate students file state complaint against campus assistant professor, UC regents
Two campus graduate students filed an official state complaint Monday to the Department of Fair Employment and Housing, or DFEH, against campus assistant professor Blake Wentworth and the UC Board of Regents.
ASUC
APRIL 08, 2016
Vying for votes: CalSERVE uses 'reserve votes' to bolster some candidates
The high-stakes election season — where the difference between winning and losing an election can come down to a handful of voters — sees a host of different campaigning tactics, from rigorous “Sprouling” schedules to sending hundreds of rounds of Facebook messages to secure as many votes as possible.
ASUC
APRIL 08, 2016
Vying for votes: CalSERVE uses 'reserve votes' to bolster some candidates
The high-stakes election season — where the difference between winning and losing an election can come down to a handful of voters — sees a host of different campaigning tactics, from rigorous “Sprouling” schedules to sending hundreds of rounds of Facebook messages to secure as many votes as possible.
ASUC
MARCH 31, 2016
CalSERVE presidential candidate Sheena Paul focuses on supporting sexual violence survivors
ASUC presidential hopeful Sheena Paul’s room at the Wolf House co-op is immaculate. Books neatly ordered on her desk, bedsheets tucked in and not a stray sock in sight. Her life before college, however, was not always so composed.
ASUC
MARCH 31, 2016
CalSERVE presidential candidate Sheena Paul focuses on supporting sexual violence survivors
ASUC presidential hopeful Sheena Paul’s room at the Wolf House co-op is immaculate. Books neatly ordered on her desk, bedsheets tucked in and not a stray sock in sight. Her life before college, however, was not always so composed.
Notes from the Field
MARCH 25, 2016
Review of March UC Board of Regents meeting
The UC Board of Regents met Wednesday to vote on an amended Statement of Principles Against Intolerance, discuss mental health accessibility on UC campuses and vote on UC President Janet Napolitano’s new UC retirement plan, among other items.
Notes from the Field
MARCH 25, 2016
Review of March UC Board of Regents meeting
The UC Board of Regents met Wednesday to vote on an amended Statement of Principles Against Intolerance, discuss mental health accessibility on UC campuses and vote on UC President Janet Napolitano’s new UC retirement plan, among other items.
Research & Ideas
MARCH 06, 2016
Mild stress leads to bromances between male rats, campus study says
In times of distress, male rats, much like humans, enjoy snuggling and hanging out with each other, according to a recent study by campus researchers Elizabeth Kirby and Sandra Muroy.
Research & Ideas
MARCH 06, 2016
Mild stress leads to bromances between male rats, campus study says
In times of distress, male rats, much like humans, enjoy snuggling and hanging out with each other, according to a recent study by campus researchers Elizabeth Kirby and Sandra Muroy.
City
FEBRUARY 29, 2016
Nabolom Bakery reopens after closing in summer 2015
After Nabolom Bakery’s sudden closure last summer, the neighborhood establishment reopened its doors Monday in the hopes of continuing to provide local residents with their traditional baked delights.
City
FEBRUARY 29, 2016
Nabolom Bakery reopens after closing in summer 2015
After Nabolom Bakery’s sudden closure last summer, the neighborhood establishment reopened its doors Monday in the hopes of continuing to provide local residents with their traditional baked delights.
