BREAKING: Microsoft and Adobe to stay
UC Berkeley commits to funding student access to Microsoft and Adobe software after the Student Technology Fund fee did not pass in the April ASUC elections.
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As the games press on, feats of unparalleled athleticism will take place throughout Tokyo. Records may be shattered, medals will be won, but controversy will surely be the legacy of the Tokyo Olympics
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UC Berkeley’s class of 2020 may have the opportunity for an in-person graduation ceremony.
Graduates will be able to choose from a few options for the ceremony and provide input in a survey until June 11
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For our 150th anniversary, we scoured more than 100 years of archives to highlight notable events from UC Berkeley and Daily Cal history. We compiled headlines from every decade since the Daily Cal was founded in 1871. Sit back and scroll through history
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As students and staff look forward to returning to campus this fall, UC Berkeley announced that the first week of instruction will be held in-person
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For the second year in a row, UC Berkeley student organization Blockeley has helped students experience a graduation ceremony through Minecraft. With more than 300 people attending, the event featured Chancellor Carol Christ
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The Daily Californian is recruiting for summer 2021! Students from all backgrounds and majors are encouraged to apply.
Applications are due Friday, May 21 at 11:59 p.m. Send yours in at https://t.co/70hVuiiSSo!
For the second year in a row, UC Berkeley was ranked the top public university in the country and fourth-best overall, in the QS World Rankings 2021 list of best American universities
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All UC Berkeley students will lose access to Adobe Creative Cloud in July and Microsoft Office in September, and some will lose access to MATLAB in December
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Following efforts to limit COVID-19 cases and increase vaccinations, UC Berkeley announced that instruction for fall 2021 will be mostly in person
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In the wake of an announcement that students will not be required to take classes in person or be present on campus for the mostly remote spring semester, many addressed the challenges of online learning
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"Whether for clarifying audio or for learning a new language, subtitles undeniably contribute significantly to the quality of the viewer experience." Check out deputy night editor @RachelLeeCal's Strikeout about the value of subtitles!
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