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Cal at Washington State Canceled Because of COVID-19
California’s game at Washington State was canceled less than two hours before kickoff on Saturday because of a case of COVID-19 on the Cal team.
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UC Berkeley Removes Names of Two Buildings for Namesakes' Racist Ideals
The names of two University of California Berkeley buildings were removed Wednesday after a formal review found their namesakes promoted racist ideas.
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UC Berkeley Removes Names of Two Buildings for Namesakes' Racist Ideals
The names of two University of California Berkeley buildings were removed Wednesday after a formal review found their namesakes promoted racist ideas. Cierra Johnson reports.
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COVID-19 Contact Tracing Program Expands to UC Berkeley
A pilot program providing COVID-19 contact tracing to members of UC Berkeley may go statewide.
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2 Pac-12 Football Games Canceled as Virus Problems Linger
The Pac-12′s football schedule has been scrambled for a second straight week
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State Plans to Expand Mobile App That Notifies Exposure to COVID-19
California’s departments off Public Health and Technology announced a plan to expand the pilot of a mobile app that will notify users when they have been exposed to someone with coronavirus.
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Cal Football Player Tests Positive for Coronavirus, Saturday's Game Canceled
California’s season-opening game Saturday night against Washington won’t be played following a positive coronavirus test Wednesday on the Golden Bears that has caused what coach Justin Wilcox said is a “significant” number of players needing contact tracing.
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UC Berkeley Biochemist One of Two Women to Win Nobel Chemistry Prize
Jennifer A. Doudna, a UC Berkeley biochemist, is one of a pair of women who were awarded the Nobel Prize for chemistry for their development of “molecular scissors” to edit genes, offering the promise of one day curing a host of inherited diseases. Kris Sanchez reports.
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Share of Nobel Prize in Physics Goes to UC Berkeley Professor
A share of the Nobel Prize in physics this year is going to University of California at Berkeley professor emeritus Reinhard Genzel, university officials announced Tuesday.
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UC Berkeley Considers Closing Campus to the Public Amid Pandemic
UC Berkeley is looking into temporarily closing its entire campus to the public, but the university said people shouldn’t expect strict enforcement if it happens.
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UC Berkeley Considers Closing Campus to the Public Amid Pandemic
UC Berkeley is looking into temporarily closing its entire campus to the public, but the university said people shouldn’t expect strict enforcement if it happens. Jodi Hernandez reports.
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Berkeley to Issue $100 Fine for Those Violating Public Health Orders
As the fight to slow the spread and protect others from COVID-19 continues, one East Bay city will have stricter enforcement of the public health orders.
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Berkeley Approves Fining Those Not Wearing Face Masks
Fail to wear a mask in Berkeley and be fined $100. An emergency ordinance passed Tuesday, adding muscle to rules designed to protect people from contracting COVID-19. Cheryl Hurd reports.
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Cal Students Use Social Media to Call Out People Failing to Follow Pandemic Safety Rules
Some UC Berkeley students are not waiting for the city to crack down on social gatherings — they’re calling out other students on social media and accusing them of throwing unsafe parties during the pandemic.
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Berkeley to Consider $100 Fine for Those Violating Public Health Orders
As the fight to slow the spread and protect others from COVID-19 continues, one East Bay city will consider stricter enforcement of the rules for face coverings. Cierra Johnson reports.
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Students Address COVID Concerns at UC Berkeley
Some Cal students aren’t waiting for the city to crack down on social gatherings – they’re calling out other students on social media and accusing them of throwing unsafe parties during the pandemic. Melissa Colorado reports.
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Cal Professor's Creative Video Lessons Keep Students Engaged
A professor in the East Bay believes he found the the key to keeping his students engaged in online learning. He’s transformed his mancave into a studio, where he films and edits his creative virtual lessons, and then uploads them for students to watch. Melissa Colorado reports.
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UC Berkeley Lab Helps UAE to Become First Arab Country to Launch Interplanetary Probe
Thanks partly to UC Berkeley, the United Arab Emirates became the first Arab country to launch an interplanetary probe.
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UC Berkeley Officials Say Student Outbreak Due to Social Gatherings May Impact Fall Semester
An increase in COVID-19 cases among the student population at UC Berkeley that school officials say is tied to recent social gatherings has the administration reconsidering plans to return more people to campus in the fall.
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Cal Students Band Together to Support International Schoolmates
International students face an uncertain future in the fall, after ICE warned it would strip away their student visas, if their universities moved all classes online. It took less than 48 hours for Cal students to band together and come up with their own on-campus courses so their international schoolmates can stay in the country.