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Campus sophomore Osvaldo Barba is running independently for ASUC Senate on a platform centered on basic needs and student engagement with politics.

A generation of leaders, innovators, creatives, and geniuses who are reshaping the world have roots in The Cave.

Campus senior Carlos Vázquez is running for ASUC Senate, focusing on improving resources for disabled students and promoting cross-cultural solidarity.

The ending of the mask mandate has eliminated this group's ability to participate in person.

While my accommodations haven’t made my college experience flawless, I don’t think perfection is necessary to succeed at UC Berkeley.

UC Berkeley must continue to anticipate COVID-19 risks by enforcing the mask mandate in indoor spaces and eliminating grade-incentivized attendance. 

On the first day of the semester, campus senior Hannah Bailey was concerned with finding a desk to accommodate her wheelchair.

For many high-risk students, the return to campus has been stressful. Issues such as lack of ventilation in classrooms become dangerous for them. 

Amid the hellos exchanged by students and instructors is a general misconception about disability, according to campus graduate student Rosa Enriquez.

Amid labor market disruptions and employee departures, DSP is experiencing a shortage of specialist staff resulting in accommodation delays for students.