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In the midst of the 2023 college application season, a number of affinity groups on campus have hosted a variety of UC application workshops to provide support for high school and community college students — specifically students of color — with their UC application.

Denise Herd, a campus Graduate School of Public Health professor of behavioral sciences, has been awarded $100,000 to study COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy in Californian Black and Latine communities.

The events leading up to a sit-in, a hunger strike and a years-long investigation. The story behind the #Justice4Ivonne campaign and their vocal demands to reinstate UC Berkeley colonial studies professor Ivonne del Valle.

UC Berkeley has proposed to build an “Innovation Zone” in Downtown Berkeley, consisting of two laboratory buildings with offices, meeting space and housing for students, researchers and faculty across disciplines.

“It would be significant, and the largest repatriation we have made thus far,” said Sabrina Agarwal, chair of the UC Berkeley Campus NAGPRA Implementation Committee in an email.

About 200 protesters gathered on campus Friday and marched to the City Hall in support of Palestine.

Project scientists at Lawrence Berkeley National Lab, or Berkeley Lab, officially joined United Auto Workers, or UAW 5810, the UC academic researchers and postdoctoral scholars union, Nov. 1.

ASUC President Sydney Roberts has sponsored a senate resolution that would allow Registered Student Organizations, or RSOs, to use ASUC funding to travel beyond the Bay Area.

The campus Pilipinx American Alliance, or PAA, hosted their Sproul Visibility Day on Monday to celebrate and mark the end of Pilipinx American History Month.