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Black student-athletes succeeding in school doesn’t just depend on resources and inclusivity within the classroom: Athletic stakeholders such as coaches, administrators and even loyal fans all influence how educational institutions may or may not advocate for these players.

We cannot allow local homeowners to block developments due to unrelated concerns, when we must prioritize student accessibility to housing, transit and their campus above all.

With the fall semester approaching its end, the search for spring courses has officially begun. If registering for classes usually entails a string of endless curses, frustrated sighs and hair pulls mingled with angry tears when you discover a class you needed or really wanted to take is already full, just know you’re not alone. Here’s the Clog’s summary of what you may have lost brain cells over on enrollment day. 

As campus rules and accommodations have been evolving along with these unprecedented times, it’s time to face the facts: Enrollment can be done better, too, starting with the elimination of late fees.

It’s clear fall will still be very much a time of transition, and campus must make stronger efforts to foster an academic environment to reflect that.

According to Oski, there are plans to finalize the official implementation of an 11th campus in the UC system — UC Zoom. It is scheduled to open fall 2021.

In light of recent news regarding an invasion of California oak moth caterpillars, the UC Berkeley administration has voted to allow the caterpillars to enroll in classes along with the campus’s approximately 35,000 other students.

Phase 1 is coming up soon, and chances are that you’re unhappy with your enrollment time. Here are some perfect strategies to get a better enrollment time.