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ASUC Senator Milton Zerman resigned at the ASUC Senate meeting Feb. 19, during which several grievances on perceived injustices were discussed. Zerman resigned in protest of the rejection of his controversial bill to condemn Bears for Palestine for its cubicle display in Eshleman Hall.
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Campus project Breakthrough Listen Initiative released the largest amount of data regarding the search for extraterrestrial intelligence, or SETI, ever to the public Feb. 14.
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Allegations against Cal Dining surfaced on Twitter on Feb. 16 when a former Cal Dining student employee claimed her former coworker sexually harassed her but was not fired.
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Campus students gathered for an “Undergraduates for COLA at Cal” meeting Feb. 19 to discuss cross-campus solidarity and what a cost of living adjustment, or COLA, would mean for UC Berkeley.
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The UC Berkeley Department of Earth and Planetary Science, or EPS, approved the climate science minor, focusing on the basic physics and biogeochemistry of the Earth’s climate.
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Zerman had been receiving criticism for his resolution condemning the student group Bears for Palestine, which ultimately failed in committee.
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Researchers from UC Berkeley, North Carolina State University and the University of Wisconsin-Stout co-authored a study that found mechanisms of molecular preservation in fossils.
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Students, Berkeley community members and local government officials gathered in the ASUC Senate chambers on Feb. 13 for a town hall on the 2020 census.
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A campuswide email — co-signed by Vice Chancellor of Administration Marc Fisher and Ella Callow, Disability Access and Compliance director?— was sent Feb. 12 to update the campus community on the Office of Disability Access and Compliance’s first full year of operations.
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A working paper for the National Bureau of Economic Research suggests the removal of SAT and ACT scores as a factor in college admissions, which could reduce income segregation in colleges and increase intergenerational income mobility.
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