BERKELEY'S NEWS • JUNE 03, 2023
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Campus
OCTOBER 18, 2021
UC Berkeley Indigenous Community Learning Garden springs to life
On a patch of land at the northwest corner of campus, a garden brimming with indigenous plants has sprung to life and connected students to their heritage.
Campus
OCTOBER 18, 2021
UC Berkeley Indigenous Community Learning Garden springs to life
On a patch of land at the northwest corner of campus, a garden brimming with indigenous plants has sprung to life and connected students to their heritage.
State
OCTOBER 10, 2018
Gov. Jerry Brown signs bill to facilitate repatriation of Native American remains at UC campuses
AB 2836 requires the UC system and its campuses to adopt policies that meet the intent of existing state and federal laws and incorporate the input of Native American tribes.
State
OCTOBER 10, 2018
Gov. Jerry Brown signs bill to facilitate repatriation of Native American remains at UC campuses
AB 2836 requires the UC system and its campuses to adopt policies that meet the intent of existing state and federal laws and incorporate the input of Native American tribes.
Campus
OCTOBER 08, 2017
‘Always been fighting’: At UC Berkeley, Native American students determined to reconcile past, present
The Native American community at UC Berkeley is small, but it is determined not to be forgotten.
Campus
OCTOBER 08, 2017
‘Always been fighting’: At UC Berkeley, Native American students determined to reconcile past, present
The Native American community at UC Berkeley is small, but it is determined not to be forgotten.
Campus
OCTOBER 30, 2016
Community members gather in support of Standing Rock protesters
On Thursday, as more than 100 people protesting the construction of a pipeline were arrested in North Dakota, people gathered in the Multicultural Community Center on campus to raise awareness of the struggle in North Dakota and share in what Native American performer Supaman called “the good medicine of laughter and hip hop and prayer.”
Campus
OCTOBER 30, 2016
Community members gather in support of Standing Rock protesters
On Thursday, as more than 100 people protesting the construction of a pipeline were arrested in North Dakota, people gathered in the Multicultural Community Center on campus to raise awareness of the struggle in North Dakota and share in what Native American performer Supaman called “the good medicine of laughter and hip hop and prayer.”
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