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State finds antisemitism occurred at Berkeley schools, mandates trainings (opens the original)
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The California Department of Education has ruled in two appeals cases that unlawful discrimination against Jewish and Israeli students occurred at Berkeley Unified School District schools. The CDE has mandated discrimination prevention training for some BUSD students and staff. Some individuals, including students, spoke out against the rulings at the BUSD Board of Education meeting Wednesday. BUSD has previously been named in lawsuits brought by the Louis D. Brandeis Center for Human Rights Und
‘Welcome home’: Applications closing soon for Berkeley school district’s long-awaited employee housing (opens the original)
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Rental applications will soon be due for apartment units at BUSD Workforce Housing, a new development which is set to offer housing with preference for Berkeley Unified School District employees. Applications opened April 15 and are due Sept. 11 at 5 p.m. More than four years in the making, the development, also known as Catalyst, is located at 1717 San Pablo Ave. It will include approximately 110 units, with one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments available. Construction at the site is expect
UC Berkeley Dodgey Style team mourns cancellation of intramural dodgeball (opens the original)
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To cope with UC Berkeleyâs rigorous academics and highly competitive club culture, some students run to the Recreational Sports Facility for an escape. However, as campus expands Cal Basketballâs practice space in the RSF, some intramural sports players have lost their athletic and social outlet as campus has canceled intramural dodgeball. The small but spirited intramural dodgeball team, cheekily named after a sexual position, Dodgey Style is âdevastatedâ by the cancellation, according
UC Berkeley, lecturers’ union reach agreement to end FPF before fall semester (opens the original)
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The Fall Program for First Semester, a campus freshman integration program with a 43-year history, is set to shut down before the fall 2026 semester, despite earlier plans to end it later. The UC lecturersâ union, University Council - American Federation of Teachers, came to an agreement with the university to end the program this fall, with terms including rehiring rights, contract buyouts and financial compensation for loss of healthcare benefits for former FPF instructors. According to Dea
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