Wellness Fund

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

Berkeley Student Farms volunteers are expecting a harvest with crops that will help them alleviate student food insecurity through campus's Food Pantry.

Students and organizations at UC Berkeley focused on menstrual equity have worked on increasing the availability of free menstrual products on campus, in tandem with legislation. 

In line with campus’s legacy as the home of the disability rights movement, the Inclusive Recreation Committee was formed at UC Berkeley in 2019 to improve accessibility and give students with disabilities a say in the structure of Recreation Sports programs.

During their meeting Wednesday, ASUC officials and senators reflected on the academic stress the elections have caused for the student body.

The No Limits program has been defunded for half a year and students have been facing the consequences on our physical and mental health.

The No Limits program served a need and served it with compassion, skill and precision.

The office of ASUC Senator Saakshi Goel and UC Berkeley’s PATH to Care Center were notified in late December that they will receive a Wellness Fund grant of $54,000 each year for the next two years to further their mission of providing support to survivors of sexual harassment or violence.

These projects are student-led and reflect the wide range of wellness-related needs of the student body.

UC Berkeley’s Recreational Sports Facility opened a gender-inclusive universal locker room Wednesday morning at 6 a.m., featuring 16 private changing rooms and seven private showers.