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UC Berkeley student in critical condition after being struck by car on Telegraph Avenue (opens the original)
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A 20-year-old male UC Berkeley student was struck by a car and severely injured while crossing Telegraph Avenue at Carleton Street Friday evening. The Berkeley Police Department responded to the scene at about 10:09 p.m., just as a crowd of UC Berkeley students were beginning to leave a nearby party, and placed the student on a stretcher. An ambulance transported him to Highland Hospital in Oakland where, according to a statement from BPD given Monday morning, he remains in critical but stable c
DOJ finds Berkeley Law illegally practiced DEI in admissions in favor of Black applicants (opens the original)
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In the latest strike against college admissions practices, the U.S. Department of Justiceâs Civil Rights Division and the Department of Education jointly announced today that they found UC Berkeley School of Law to have discriminated against white and Asian applicants, prioritizing Black applicants. âThe Department finds that Berkeley Law deliberately discriminated against Asian and white applicants based on race in its law school admissions,â the DOJ wrote in its findings letter. âThis
‘Everyone uses it’: UC Berkeley faculty, students weigh in on Berkeley’s AI use (opens the original)
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This semester, for the first time, media studies lecturer Rich Jaroslovskyâs class will have an AI policy. Jaroslovsky will not allow students to write papers with AI, however he wonât bar them from using it. He will require students to disclose how they used AI in their assignments, including what AI models they used and what they used them for. He suspects the classroom policy, which he said he edited with AI, will not be sufficient and will require revision in future semesters. For Jarosl
City and Berkeley Homeless Union assess relocation sites for 8th and Harrison encampment residents, get caught in red tape (opens the original)
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A little after 1 p.m. Wednesday, the city of Berkeley met with the Berkeley Homeless Union in a vacant city lot at the end of Harrison Street. Just up the street lay the beleaguered 8th and Harrison streets encampment, the legal fight around which came one step closer to a conclusion Wednesday when a federal judge put forward his final judgement. The city and BHU have long been at odds in court over the cityâs plans to sweep the encampment. As the city prepares to sweep the encampment, the two
Judge orders city to collaborate to accommodate disabled 8th and Harrison residents (opens the original)
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After a combative hearing Thursday, a federal judge for the Northern District Court of California ordered the city of Berkeley and the Berkeley Homeless Union to meet on the streets of Berkeley and determine accommodations for 23 disabled residents of the Eighth and Harrison streets encampment within the next two weeks. That collaboration will see BHU and the city meet in-person to identify spots the encampmentâs residents can relocate to. According to the ruling, these spots must comply with
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