Janet Gilmore

Campus officials decided Thursday that face coverings will continue to be required indoors through March 6, superseding previous plans to lift indoor masking requirements beginning Feb. 28. 

For many disabled and high-risk students, the return to campus has been frightening and stressful. Routine issues such as lack of ventilation in classrooms become dangerous when students have underlying conditions or are immunocompromised. 

Members of the UC Berkeley community are planning to strike Thursday to demand campus end in-person instruction requirements.

Requiring an additional, annual $278 fee from students for online resources, especially as tuition has not been reduced, is simply exploitative.

A petition has been created that advocates for a “remote or hybrid option” for UC Berkeley’s spring 2022 semester.

Frequent testing and quarantining upon receiving a positive result are civic duties that can protect those around us and ensure a safe return to campus.

With omicron having become the dominant COVID-19 variant, the UC Office of the President has given campuses the option to begin their spring terms remotely.

Across campus, international students are facing challenges seeing their families this winter break — challenges that most U.S. students wouldn’t face.

Rather than simply supporting the Biden administration's recent updates to DACA, the UC and ASUC are calling for further improvements.

As campus classes and operations are underway to transition back to fully in-person, some of UC Berkeley’s ASUC senators have alleged that international students continue to be adversely impacted by the pandemic in unique ways.