DREAM Act

Through the Coronavirus Response and Relief Supplemental Appropriations Act, UC Berkeley received $15 million in direct-to-student funding for undergraduate and graduate students.

The University of California, Berkeley should join this fight by passing a resolution in support of the three bills in Congress designed to provide a pathway to residency to qualified holders of TPS and DACA.

Will you allow us to live as human beings worthy of life like any other American, or will you turn us away because our lives are not worth as much as yours?

We refuse to let government relations staff or any UC Berkeley administration official take credit for the work that was done by the undocumented community.

As college students who construct lenses to perceive the outside world rather than directly immerse in it, the cognitive dissonance is too real.

Napolitano reaffirmed her commitment to free speech while criticizing white supremacy and immigration restrictions in a keynote speech Thursday.

At many times in his life, Richard Alvarado has faced — and overcome — adversity.

The Defend Affirmative Action Party has announced four senate candidates — two of which are also running for executive offices — for the 2015-16 ASUC elections.

A law that would provide state funding for undocumented students currently ineligible for work-study opportunities under federal law was heard in the state legislature Thursday.

Gov. Jerry Brown on Sunday signed into law an affirmative consent standard at college campuses, a bill that allows qualifying undocumented students to receive state loans and a pilot program that authorizes some community colleges to confer bachelor’s degrees.