Disabled Students Program News Today

Weekly goings-on in and around Isla Vista.

This fall has been marked by continuing legislation on People’s Park, the #Justice4Ivonne movement and protests and counter-protests around the Israel-Hamas war. Students spent their semester concerned with these issues

The aforementioned cancellation of DSP drop-in hours and the portal being temporarily down now seem like only the tip of a far greater iceberg. Students with disabilities should not have to wait anymore to feel like they can stay afloat.

It is critical that individuals experiencing suicidal thoughts can see light at the end of the tunnel. UC Berkeley should do everything in its power to provide students who are struggling with a sense of lasting hope.

UC Berkeley’s Disabled Students’ Program, or DSP, was established in its original form under the name “Rolling Quads” in 1969 and preceded the Americans with Disabilities Act, or ADA, by nearly 20 years.

The UCSB chapter is being funded through the Disabled Students Program (DSP) R.I.S.E. grant.

Throughout his time at UCSB, Gary White has worked at the Women’s Center and Counseling and Career Services — a campus department operating prior to the formation of Counseling & Psychological Services.

The UC Student Association is calling for California to spend millions more on disability services at the university.

The UC Student Association is calling for California to spend millions more on disability services at the university, as students report long wait times.

According to the resolution, raising the number of units able to be registered per pass time would help more students graduate on time and raise average enrollment.