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About 200 protesters gathered on campus Friday and marched to the City Hall in support of Palestine.

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.

ASUC President Sydney Roberts has sponsored a senate resolution that would allow Registered Student Organizations, or RSOs, to use ASUC funding to travel beyond the Bay Area.

The campus Pilipinx American Alliance, or PAA, hosted their Sproul Visibility Day on Monday to celebrate and mark the end of Pilipinx American History Month.

Course founder Crystal Haryanto and lead facilitator Sofia Lendahl will teach the DeCal “Artistry & Entrepreneurship: Taylor’s Version” in spring 2024, looking into Taylor Swift’s interdisciplinary roles as a songwriter, businesswoman and creative influence.

As a response to the U.S. Copyright Office’s notice of inquiry concerning artificial intelligence and copyright, UC Berkeley Library called for protection of fair use in AI training necessary for campus research in a letter submitted Monday.

UC Berkeley researchers collaborating with the Karuk Tribe recommend centering Indigenous views to better assist the community in combating food insecurity and high rates of disease.

Campus biology professor Noah Whiteman’s new book “Most Delicious Poison: The Story of Nature's Toxins—From Spices to Vices” was released Oct. 24.

Following the invasion of Ukraine, Russian social science scholars Ilya Matveev and Ilya Budraitskis fled Russia and have taken refuge on campus to continue their work researching and lecturing about ongoing problems in their home country.