BERKELEY'S NEWS • NOVEMBER 20, 2023
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Campus
MAY 10, 2022
‘Strong sense of equality and justice': Anjika Pai wins 2022 University Medal
UC Berkeley graduating senior Anjika Pai was chosen as the 2022 University Medal winner, the highest honor for a graduating senior.
Campus
MAY 10, 2022
‘Strong sense of equality and justice': Anjika Pai wins 2022 University Medal
UC Berkeley graduating senior Anjika Pai was chosen as the 2022 University Medal winner, the highest honor for a graduating senior.
Campus
MARCH 12, 2020
UC Berkeley monitors international student visa statuses after shift to online classes
UC Berkeley administration is monitoring information regarding the global spread of COVID-19 to ensure that UC Berkeley’s 6,566 international students meet visa requirements after most in-person classes were canceled through March 29.
Campus
MARCH 12, 2020
UC Berkeley monitors international student visa statuses after shift to online classes
UC Berkeley administration is monitoring information regarding the global spread of COVID-19 to ensure that UC Berkeley’s 6,566 international students meet visa requirements after most in-person classes were canceled through March 29.
Research & Ideas
JANUARY 28, 2020
UC Berkeley study challenges Cahokia narrative with archaeological evidence
A recently published study about the archaeological site Cahokia challenges the narrative around the ancient city’s decline and abandonment.
Research & Ideas
JANUARY 28, 2020
UC Berkeley study challenges Cahokia narrative with archaeological evidence
A recently published study about the archaeological site Cahokia challenges the narrative around the ancient city’s decline and abandonment.
Campus
AUGUST 17, 2015
A contract in question
Several years before the company Chartwells was selected to operate restaurants in the newly renovated Lower Sproul, it faced backlash from food service workers at Northeastern University for an array of alleged mistreatment.
Campus
AUGUST 17, 2015
A contract in question
Several years before the company Chartwells was selected to operate restaurants in the newly renovated Lower Sproul, it faced backlash from food service workers at Northeastern University for an array of alleged mistreatment.
