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Permanency is prudent: Guarantee Latine students space to thrive - Vimarsana News

Permanency is prudent: Guarantee Latine students space to thrive

After years of advocacy for a permanent space, the Latine community should not have to compromise — especially at a campus that intends to cultivate and serve its diverse community.

Latinx Caucus meets with Carol Christ to discuss concerns, community demands - Vimarsana News

Latinx Caucus meets with Carol Christ to discuss concerns, community demands

The Latinx Caucus met with UC Berkeley administration and Chancellor Carol Christ in a sit-down meeting on Monday to discuss its concerns and demands regarding the welfare and success of the Latine community at Berkeley. 

Campus community discusses advantages, pitfalls of social media activism - Vimarsana News

Campus community discusses advantages, pitfalls of social media activism

Social media activism can be beneficial to social campaigns, but can also lead to performative activism on parts of individuals, community members and institutions.

Faculty, students react to Moses Hall unnaming - Vimarsana News

Faculty, students react to Moses Hall unnaming

The UC Berkeley building formerly known as Moses Hall was unnamed Tuesday, in accordance with a proposal to Chancellor Carol Christ’s Building Name Review Committee, or BNRC, in May 2021.

Steam leak closes Latinx Student Resource Center meeting space - Vimarsana News

Steam leak closes Latinx Student Resource Center meeting space

The Latinx Caucus at UC Berkeley submitted a letter to Chancellor Carol Christ on Jan. 12 regarding the needs and issues facing Latine students. The letter emphasized finding a new temporary space for their Latinx Student Resource Center, or LSRC, which has been without a meeting space since Dec. 8, alongside demands for financial aid reevaluation, affordable housing and further retention efforts.