The sit-in highlighted significant wage disparities for UCSF social workers, who are paid 32% less than their hospital-based counterparts, fueling calls for better staffing and contracts.
The University strongly supports freedom of speech and the rights of our community members to participate in nonviolent protests, and we condemn all crimes and harassment committed against members of our UC community.
The Berkeley Daily Gazette reported on a tragic train accident on December 4, 1924, where a collision left at least eight dead and many injured. Preliminary inquiries showed that while warning signals were operational, the Short Line conductor may have failed to stop in time, leading to the catastrophic crash of the San Francisco-Sacramento Short Line train into the rear of a stopped Key System train.
The lawsuit argues that the UC system's hiring policies are discriminatory, calling for a court ruling that would enable undocumented students to work legally under state law.
