BERKELEY'S NEWS • NOVEMBER 18, 2023
2020 Long Range Development Plan
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Editorials
AUGUST 05, 2021
Berkeley City Council should revisit agreement with UC Board of Regents over Long Range Development Plan
City Council should revisit the Long Range Development Plan — including allocation plans for the UC’s $82.6 million payment — in an open session. Berkeley residents must, at the very least, be in the room where that decision happens.
Editorials
AUGUST 05, 2021
Berkeley City Council should revisit agreement with UC Board of Regents over Long Range Development Plan
City Council should revisit the Long Range Development Plan — including allocation plans for the UC’s $82.6 million payment — in an open session. Berkeley residents must, at the very least, be in the room where that decision happens.
Student Life
MAY 19, 2019
UC Board of Regents approves Upper Hearst Development project
The UC Board of Regents met Wednesday to approve the Upper Hearst Development project and provide “very badly needed space” for the UC Berkeley Goldman School of Public Policy.
Student Life
MAY 19, 2019
UC Board of Regents approves Upper Hearst Development project
The UC Board of Regents met Wednesday to approve the Upper Hearst Development project and provide “very badly needed space” for the UC Berkeley Goldman School of Public Policy.
City
MAY 28, 2018
In the face of housing insecurity, students look to city for change
UC Berkeley students make up about a quarter of the total city population, says Berkeley City College history professor emeritus and former chair of social sciences Charles Wollenberg — a fact that makes student housing not only a campus issue, but a city one as well.
City
MAY 28, 2018
In the face of housing insecurity, students look to city for change
UC Berkeley students make up about a quarter of the total city population, says Berkeley City College history professor emeritus and former chair of social sciences Charles Wollenberg — a fact that makes student housing not only a campus issue, but a city one as well.
Campus
APRIL 30, 2018
Local group sues UC Berkeley for alleged failure to address housing crunch
Save Berkeley’s Neighborhoods, a nonprofit education and advocacy group, filed a lawsuit Friday against UC Berkeley for failing to analyze the environmental impacts of the increase in student enrollment over the past 13 years.
Campus
APRIL 30, 2018
Local group sues UC Berkeley for alleged failure to address housing crunch
Save Berkeley’s Neighborhoods, a nonprofit education and advocacy group, filed a lawsuit Friday against UC Berkeley for failing to analyze the environmental impacts of the increase in student enrollment over the past 13 years.
Campus
APRIL 09, 2018
Former ASUC student leaders: Where are they now?
Some former ASUC members have become politicians, including state Sen. Nancy Skinner, D-Berkeley, who served as the academic affairs vice president and a leader in the anti-apartheid movement on campus during her time as a UC Berkeley student.
Campus
APRIL 09, 2018
Former ASUC student leaders: Where are they now?
Some former ASUC members have become politicians, including state Sen. Nancy Skinner, D-Berkeley, who served as the academic affairs vice president and a leader in the anti-apartheid movement on campus during her time as a UC Berkeley student.
City
JANUARY 29, 2018
‘A necessary first step’: Berkeley may soon fund housing for low-income, homeless UC Berkeley students
Just one week after approving a resolution to facilitate student housing projects, Berkeley City Council will once again discuss student housing, specifically for homeless and extremely low-income students.
City
JANUARY 29, 2018
‘A necessary first step’: Berkeley may soon fund housing for low-income, homeless UC Berkeley students
Just one week after approving a resolution to facilitate student housing projects, Berkeley City Council will once again discuss student housing, specifically for homeless and extremely low-income students.
Features
FEBRUARY 26, 2017
Constructive criticism: Campus construction continues
Who decides what gets built? And how do you prioritize construction and maintenance on a campus of about 38,000 students that faces a $150 million budget deficit and is situated smack dab on top of an active fault?
Features
FEBRUARY 26, 2017
Constructive criticism: Campus construction continues
Who decides what gets built? And how do you prioritize construction and maintenance on a campus of about 38,000 students that faces a $150 million budget deficit and is situated smack dab on top of an active fault?
