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Recognizing that the student underpreparedness extends beyond admissions, the university ought to commit to student success rather than cynically limit entry for low-income students while ignoring the creeping educational catastrophe represented by artificial intelligence.
- Berkeley vegan gem The Butcher’s Son receives top 10 nationwide award for its banh mi vegan steak sandwich
- Annual Police Accountability Board report highlights oversight disagreements, broader complaint base
- From African masks to Lego sets, Berkeley Flea Market’s cozy new storefront is well-stocked
- Fledgling Whistleblower Program releases first annual report, receiving 42 cases
- Integrating nutrition and flavor, Serotonin Scoops opens in Berkeley
In a meeting Tuesday, the Berkeley City Council asked the city manager to draft a policy recommendation to address safety and environmental impacts related to “abandoned” vehicles, especially RVs, parked in the public right-of-way. Critics worry that the potential policy would push people currently living in vehicles onto the streets without providing adequate support to residents who are unhoused.
