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How antiquated 1970s environmentalism led to the disastrous UC Berkeley ruling - Vimarsana News

How antiquated 1970s environmentalism led to the disastrous UC Berkeley ruling

California’s CEQA is at least partially rooted in a misunderstanding of overpopulation...

UC Berkeley enrollment capped, but few students turned away by state Supreme Court decision - Vimarsana News

UC Berkeley enrollment capped, but few students turned away by state Supreme Court decision

The California Supreme Court agreed with a lower court’s order that UC Berkeley cap its enrollment. New statements from the university say it will be able to enroll almost all of the students it planned for the coming academic year.

Woke Berkeley Vs. Radical Greens: Whoever Wins, Students Get Shafted – PJ Media - Vimarsana News

Woke Berkeley Vs. Radical Greens: Whoever Wins, Students Get Shafted – PJ Media

The California housing crisis has arrived on campus. And this time, it's not the fault of greedy developers or scheming politicians.

UC Berkeley Loses Court Fight, Will Have to Cap Enrollment at 2020 Level - Vimarsana News

UC Berkeley Loses Court Fight, Will Have to Cap Enrollment at 2020 Level

The University of California just lost one of its appeals to the state Supreme Court, which means it will have to withhold around 5,000 acceptance letters that it was intending to send out to incoming first-year students in the next few weeks.

Source: sfist.com
U.C. Berkeley Must Freeze Enrollment, California Supreme Court Says - Vimarsana News

U.C. Berkeley Must Freeze Enrollment, California Supreme Court Says

A spokesman said the decision meant that the university would have to cut in-person enrollment by at least 2,500 students in the fall of 2022.