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Subscribe!UC Berkeley’s learning management platform bCourses, the software that all 43,000 students use to access their class materials, has been seized by hackers. When students attempt to log in, they are now met with a red warning label, informing users that Instructure — the company that operates Canvas — has refused to pay a ransom.
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District 7 Councilmember Cecilia Lunaparra’s office organized tours to bring government leaders and campus housing officials into on- and off-campus student housing to witness the habitability concerns that students face.
