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Need a job? UC will pay students $25 an hour to teach employees how to use AI (opens the original)
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The UC Office of the President is launching a pilot AI Student Corps in which selected UC students will provide AI coaching and support to UCOP employees.  âThe goal is to help employees apply AI effectively to their everyday work,â said UCOP spokesperson Stett Holbrook in an email. âThis can include prompting, drafting, document analysis, research and summarization, and simplifying repetitive workflows.â The AI Student Corps builds on UCOPâs preexisting AI Buddy Program, which pairs
UC Investments announces $38 billion increase in portfolio value (opens the original)
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At Mondayâs UC Board of Regents meeting, the investments committee announced a nearly $38 billion increase in its assets under management over the 2025-26 fiscal year. These assets include the UC systemâs retirement savings program, which is the second-largest public retirement savings account plan in the nation, behind the federal governmentâs. The savings program was valued at $53 billion at the end of the last fiscal year, and the pension program at $130.5 billion. Over the past 12 year
Berkeley Law bars Law Students for Justice in Palestine from co-sponsoring events over bylaws (opens the original)
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Law Students for Justice in Palestine at Berkeley Law alleged it was censored from advertising its co-sponsorship of a law school âdisorientationâ event last week because it has not revised its organizational bylaws barring Zionist speakers. UC Berkeleyâs settlement with the Brandeis Center over allegations of antisemitism earlier this year stipulates that registered law student organizations may not have bylaws restricting or prohibiting speakers based on protected categories at its event
Law Students for Justice in Palestine barred from tabling at Berkeley Law event (opens the original)
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Law Students for Justice in Palestine at Berkeley Law said in an Instagram post last week that it was banned from tabling at UC Berkeley School of Lawâs Student Activities Fair because of the groupâs âlongstandingâ bylaw barring Zionist speakers. In March, the UC Board of Regents settled a lawsuit from the Brandeis Center alleging that UC Berkeley failed to respond to antisemitic harassment and discrimination. The settlement resulted in a policy that campus law student organizations cann
UC Berkeley Academic Senate task force releases report on free speech, academic freedom (opens the original)
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UC Berkeleyâs Academic Senate Task Force released a report called âFree Speech, Academic Freedom, and Campus Climate in Higher Education,â which included recommendations for administrators on resolving the frictions between these three aspects of campus life. The report found that academic freedom and free speech are necessary but insufficient for achieving UC Berkeleyâs core academic mission of âproducing and disseminating knowledge.â It recommends prioritizing a campus climate of â
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