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NOVEMBER 15, 2023

Students face challenges, delays receiving Middle Class Scholarship

Nearly halfway into the fall semester, students continue to face issues with state-allocated scholarships. The Middle Class Scholarship, or MCS, has received multiple complaints ranging from slow disbursement to students never receiving awards.

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NOVEMBER 13, 2023

#Justice4Ivonne: How a controversial faculty harassment investigation spurred months of protest

The events leading up to a sit-in, a hunger strike and a years-long investigation. The story behind the #Justice4Ivonne campaign and their vocal demands to reinstate UC Berkeley colonial studies professor Ivonne del Valle.
Academics

NOVEMBER 13, 2023

#Justice4Ivonne: How a controversial faculty harassment investigation spurred months of protest

The events leading up to a sit-in, a hunger strike and a years-long investigation. The story behind the #Justice4Ivonne campaign and their vocal demands to reinstate UC Berkeley colonial studies professor Ivonne del Valle.
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SEPTEMBER 28, 2023

Berkeley professor’s company partners with NACCHO for national mental health support

CredibleMind president and CEO Deryk Van Brunt created his company to encourage self-intervention and proactive early prevention in well-being issues. Now, a new partnership with the National Association of County and City Health Officials, or NACCHO, will put Van Brunt’s organization on the national map
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SEPTEMBER 28, 2023

Berkeley professor’s company partners with NACCHO for national mental health support

CredibleMind president and CEO Deryk Van Brunt created his company to encourage self-intervention and proactive early prevention in well-being issues. Now, a new partnership with the National Association of County and City Health Officials, or NACCHO, will put Van Brunt’s organization on the national map
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SEPTEMBER 28, 2023

Berkeley humanities interdisciplinary program closes

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.
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SEPTEMBER 28, 2023

Berkeley humanities interdisciplinary program closes

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.
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NOVEMBER 15, 2023

Students face challenges, delays receiving Middle Class Scholarship

Nearly halfway into the fall semester, students continue to face issues with state-allocated scholarships. The Middle Class Scholarship, or MCS, has received multiple complaints ranging from slow disbursement to students never receiving awards.
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Academics

NOVEMBER 15, 2023

Students face challenges, delays receiving Middle Class Scholarship

Nearly halfway into the fall semester, students continue to face issues with state-allocated scholarships. The Middle Class Scholarship, or MCS, has received multiple complaints ranging from slow disbursement to students never receiving awards.
featured article
Academics

NOVEMBER 13, 2023

#Justice4Ivonne: How a controversial faculty harassment investigation spurred months of protest

The events leading up to a sit-in, a hunger strike and a years-long investigation. The story behind the #Justice4Ivonne campaign and their vocal demands to reinstate UC Berkeley colonial studies professor Ivonne del Valle.
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Academics

NOVEMBER 13, 2023

#Justice4Ivonne: How a controversial faculty harassment investigation spurred months of protest

The events leading up to a sit-in, a hunger strike and a years-long investigation. The story behind the #Justice4Ivonne campaign and their vocal demands to reinstate UC Berkeley colonial studies professor Ivonne del Valle.
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Academics

SEPTEMBER 28, 2023

Berkeley professor’s company partners with NACCHO for national mental health support

CredibleMind president and CEO Deryk Van Brunt created his company to encourage self-intervention and proactive early prevention in well-being issues. Now, a new partnership with the National Association of County and City Health Officials, or NACCHO, will put Van Brunt’s organization on the national map
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Academics

SEPTEMBER 28, 2023

Berkeley professor’s company partners with NACCHO for national mental health support

CredibleMind president and CEO Deryk Van Brunt created his company to encourage self-intervention and proactive early prevention in well-being issues. Now, a new partnership with the National Association of County and City Health Officials, or NACCHO, will put Van Brunt’s organization on the national map
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Academics

SEPTEMBER 28, 2023

Berkeley humanities interdisciplinary program closes

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.
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Academics

SEPTEMBER 28, 2023

Berkeley humanities interdisciplinary program closes

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.
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SEPTEMBER 07, 2023

L&S policy aims to increase access to high-demand majors

For the first time, students who applied to the College of Letters and Sciences, or L&S, under any major designated as high-demand are guaranteed a spot in their selected major post-admission.
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SEPTEMBER 07, 2023

L&S policy aims to increase access to high-demand majors

For the first time, students who applied to the College of Letters and Sciences, or L&S, under any major designated as high-demand are guaranteed a spot in their selected major post-admission.
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SEPTEMBER 06, 2023

After 3 relocations, $800K donation pulled from Latinx Student Resource Center

After three relocations and multiple discussions with campus to establish a permanent space, the Latinx Student Resource Center, or LSRC, faces further challenges after losing $800,000 in funding.
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SEPTEMBER 06, 2023

After 3 relocations, $800K donation pulled from Latinx Student Resource Center

After three relocations and multiple discussions with campus to establish a permanent space, the Latinx Student Resource Center, or LSRC, faces further challenges after losing $800,000 in funding.
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AUGUST 30, 2023

Two new academic majors to be offered to undergraduate students

Campus has offered up two new programs for undergraduate students to major in: East Asian humanities and educational sciences.
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AUGUST 30, 2023

Two new academic majors to be offered to undergraduate students

Campus has offered up two new programs for undergraduate students to major in: East Asian humanities and educational sciences.
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AUGUST 10, 2023

College of Letters and Sciences implements changes to computer science major policy

UC Berkeley’s College of Letters and Sciences changed its admission policy for the computer science major for Fall 2023 admits. 
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AUGUST 10, 2023

College of Letters and Sciences implements changes to computer science major policy

UC Berkeley’s College of Letters and Sciences changed its admission policy for the computer science major for Fall 2023 admits. 
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AUGUST 08, 2023

Campus signs agreement with state of Odisha to promote economic research

The government of Odisha and UC Berkeley signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding, or MoU, that highlights cooperation in certain areas of research, according to Chris Bush, the executive director of the Institute for Business Innovation, or IBI, at Haas School of Business.
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AUGUST 08, 2023

Campus signs agreement with state of Odisha to promote economic research

The government of Odisha and UC Berkeley signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding, or MoU, that highlights cooperation in certain areas of research, according to Chris Bush, the executive director of the Institute for Business Innovation, or IBI, at Haas School of Business.
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AUGUST 07, 2023

Tackling course material costs, campus discusses student access

The average cost for a UC Berkeley student’s books, course materials, supplies and equipment per academic year is estimated to be $1,274, according to campus’s Financial Aid & Scholarships website. On top of tuition and other fees, costs for students often exceed expectations.
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AUGUST 07, 2023

Tackling course material costs, campus discusses student access

The average cost for a UC Berkeley student’s books, course materials, supplies and equipment per academic year is estimated to be $1,274, according to campus’s Financial Aid & Scholarships website. On top of tuition and other fees, costs for students often exceed expectations.
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