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Cal blasts 1,500 free ticket offers to students ahead of Clemson matchup (opens the original)
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Cal Athletics has distributed more than 1,000 free tickets to students ahead of Cal footballâs marquee matchup against Clemson on Friday night. Campus offered 1,500 free student tickets via email amid a fleet of promotions, according to Cal Athletics spokesperson Jonathan Okanes. âAnticipating and praying this will be another sold-out stadium. If you have any plans on Friday night other than coming to the Cal game, please cancel them,â said Cal football head coach Tosh Lupoi in a Tuesday p
UC Berkeley collects $105M in research overhead costs as White House calls for cuts (opens the original)
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A White House science report released July 21 called for cutting back overhead costs universities collect on federal research grants, singling out rates that reach more than 40% of direct research costs at major institutions. UC Berkeleyâs current rate is 60.5%, according to campus spokesperson Dan Mogulof. The White House Office of Science and Technology Policy report, titled âScience: A New Golden Age,â calls for accelerated grant review cycles, less duplicate paperwork and lower overhea
‘Tired and overworked’: Berkeley Graduate hotel workers picket ahead of union vote (opens the original)
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Workers at the Graduate hotel by Hilton Berkeley picketed last Friday afternoon, calling on management to stay neutral ahead of their upcoming union election. About 45 housekeepers, front desk staff and supporters gathered on Durant Avenue in red union T-shirts, joined by labor leaders, UC Berkeley students and three Berkeley City Council members. Hotel staff notified management of majority support for a union July 10 and filed for an election with the National Labor Relations Board through Unit
UCPD issues all clear after reports of man with weapon near Haas School of Business (opens the original)
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Update 07/07/2026 at 4:41 p.m.: This article was updated with additional information from UCPD about police response and the lifting of the secure-in-place order. UCPD responded to several reports of a man with a weapon near the Haas School of Business Tuesday afternoon. UCPD officers found no individual with a matching description and said that the nearby buildings are safe to reoccupy. UC Berkeley officials issued a secure-in-place order to anyone inside Cheit Hall and Chou Hall near the Haas
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