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UC San Diego cancels Sun God Festival in response to Gaza Solidarity Encampment

Inside Penn's $600 million new phase of campus development, including renovations to DRL

UChicago's Katie Callow-Wright to be next administrator in charge of campus expansion

Callow-Wright will serve as the University’s executive vice president effective July 24. In this position, she will oversee campus construction and other campus services like public safety and the office of campus life.

University of Southern California: Office of Campus Wellbeing and Education provides connection and community for students

Now more than ever, students are looking for spaces on campus that offer real connection and community. They are looking to do tangible, real work both for themselves and in their communities — not just be handed a list of resources. Importantly, stu

Strother named assistant vice president for public safety

Strother named assistant vice president for public safety The Office of Communications May 28, 2021 10:30 a.m. Kenneth Strother Jr., director of operations in the Department of Public Safety (DPS), has been named assistant vice president for public safety, effective June 1. “Community caretaking is our mission at public safety,” said Kenneth Strother Jr., who has been named assistant vice president for public safety. “I am honored and excited that I can continue my service to the campus community in this new role.” Photo by Sameer A. Khan/Fotobuddy Strother has served as director of operations in public safety since January 2019, managing the day-to-day operations of the department and serving as second-in-command. He will succeed Paul Ominsky, who is retiring on June 1 after leading DPS for 11 years.

Elevate Cal announces ASUC presidential and transfer candidates

Elevate Cal announces ASUC presidential and transfer candidates From left to right: Gabriel Alfaro, Chaka Tellem Elevate Cal, a newly formed coalition, announced its candidates for several ASUC positions, including ASUC president and transfer representative. Created by ASUC Senator Chaka Tellem alongside several members of his office, the coalition announced Tellem’s campaign for ASUC president and Gabriel Alfaro for transfer representative. As a part of its mission, Elevate Cal hopes to increase support for marginalized communities and bring transparency to the ASUC. “We wanted to continue that progress by making a group of progressives from various communities that can work together under a common goal of making a better Berkeley,” Tellem said. “Making Berkeley a more inclusive and hospitable place.”