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With California’s state of emergency set to expire by the end of the month, all of the city of Berkeley’s COVID-19 testing sites are expected to close.

As cases of COVID-19 and other respiratory diseases reach a recent high, Alameda County’s health officials announce that the county’s transmission level has increased from the CDC’s “low” COVID-19 Community Level to “medium.”

UC Berkeley's University Health Services will provide flu vaccines and COVID-19 booster shots equipped against the highly infectious omicron variant to campus students at clinics on Sept. 27, 28 and 30. 

UC Berkeley changed its mask policy by removing the requirement that masks must be worn for those who have not received a flu vaccination.

UC Berkeley updated its mask policy to require that masks be worn by those who have not received a flu vaccination.

Since the city of Berkeley partnered with Steamworks in July to distribute vaccines for monkeypox, residents have expressed concerns over access to a second dose.

When academic expectations are sky-high and the appetite to grind is insatiable, illness can feel like a thick fog that I should just turn up my collar and trudge through.

Last week, United for Health at Berkeley, or UFH, hosted a free five-day acupuncture clinic on campus for students and staff mental health.

As classes wind down for the spring semester, the UC Berkeley campus community is again experiencing a rise in COVID-19 cases.

The Recreational Sports Facility will no longer provide its surveillance testing services as of May 6, according to a campuswide Response & Recovery email.