Regular edition
CRISPR opens door to new type of medicine
Within a few years, Jim Johnsen and Delaney Van Riper may be among the first to benefit from CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing, a breakthrough that has already revolutionized biology research and promises to resurrect gene therapy.
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Campus
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Alumni
- Nathan Adrian ’12 to make splash as Winter Commencement speaker
- Is it time to rename Oakland International Airport for Maggie Gee?
- Farhan Zaidi Ph.D ’11 ready to take team effort leading Giants
- Building a Cal network in Chicago: Marcus Powell ’00
- Alumni House facilities director takes Cal spirit to new heights
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Research
- Chronically anxious? Deep sleep may take the edge off
- Popular meal-kit companies may be creating low-wage, dead-end jobs
- Thermal “earmuffs” protect cell phone batteries from extreme temps
- Research initiative launched on health in working families
- N.Y. Times: A.I. helping predict earthquake time and place
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Faculty
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Innovators
Parents edition
CRISPR opens door to new type of medicine
Within a few years, Jim Johnsen and Delaney Van Riper may be among the first to benefit from CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing, a breakthrough that has already revolutionized biology research and promises to resurrect gene therapy.
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Campus
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Alumni
- Nathan Adrian ’12 to make splash as Winter Commencement speaker
- Is it time to rename Oakland International Airport for Maggie Gee?
- Farhan Zaidi Ph.D ’11 ready to take team effort leading Giants
- Building a Cal network in Chicago: Marcus Powell ’00
- Alumni House facilities director takes Cal spirit to new heights
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Innovators
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Research
- Chronically anxious? Deep sleep may take the edge off
- Popular meal-kit companies may be creating low-wage, dead-end jobs
- Thermal “earmuffs” protect cell phone batteries from extreme temps
- Research initiative launched on health in working families
- N.Y. Times: A.I. helping predict earthquake time and place
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Faculty
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DATES TO REMEMBER
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Thanksgiving Academic and Administrative Holiday
WEDNESDAY–FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21–23
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28
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DECEMBER 1–JANUARY 1
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JANUARY 2–15
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Northern California edition
CRISPR opens door to new type of medicine
Within a few years, Jim Johnsen and Delaney Van Riper may be among the first to benefit from CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing, a breakthrough that has already revolutionized biology research and promises to resurrect gene therapy.
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Campus
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Innovators
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Alumni
- Nathan Adrian ’12 to make splash as Winter Commencement speaker
- Is it time to rename Oakland International Airport for Maggie Gee?
- Farhan Zaidi Ph.D ’11 ready to take team effort leading Giants
- Building a Cal network in Chicago: Marcus Powell ’00
- Alumni House facilities director takes Cal spirit to new heights
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Research
- Chronically anxious? Deep sleep may take the edge off
- Popular meal-kit companies may be creating low-wage, dead-end jobs
- Thermal “earmuffs” protect cell phone batteries from extreme temps
- Research initiative launched on health in working families
- N.Y. Times: A.I. helping predict earthquake time and place
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Faculty
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UPCOMING EVENTS
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Berkeley Distinguished Lectures in Data Science — Fall 2018 Series
TUESDAYS THROUGH DECEMBER 4
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28 & FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30
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Music for the Movement: Voices Past and Future
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11
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Southern California edition
CRISPR opens door to new type of medicine
Within a few years, Jim Johnsen and Delaney Van Riper may be among the first to benefit from CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing, a breakthrough that has already revolutionized biology research and promises to resurrect gene therapy.
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Campus
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Alumni
- Nathan Adrian ’12 to make splash as Winter Commencement speaker
- Is it time to rename Oakland International Airport for Maggie Gee?
- Farhan Zaidi Ph.D ’11 ready to take team effort leading Giants
- Building a Cal network in Chicago: Marcus Powell ’00
- Alumni House facilities director takes Cal spirit to new heights
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Research
- Chronically anxious? Deep sleep may take the edge off
- Popular meal-kit companies may be creating low-wage, dead-end jobs
- Thermal “earmuffs” protect cell phone batteries from extreme temps
- Research initiative launched on health in working families
- N.Y. Times: A.I. helping predict earthquake time and place
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Faculty
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Innovators
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UPCOMING EVENTS
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Los Angeles Big Game Viewing Party
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17
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San Diego Big Game Viewing Party
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17
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Orange County Networking Lunch
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20
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New York Metro edition
CRISPR opens door to new type of medicine
Within a few years, Jim Johnsen and Delaney Van Riper may be among the first to benefit from CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing, a breakthrough that has already revolutionized biology research and promises to resurrect gene therapy.
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Campus
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Alumni
- Nathan Adrian ’12 to make splash as Winter Commencement speaker
- Is it time to rename Oakland International Airport for Maggie Gee?
- Farhan Zaidi Ph.D ’11 ready to take team effort leading Giants
- Building a Cal network in Chicago: Marcus Powell ’00
- Alumni House facilities director takes Cal spirit to new heights
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Research
- Chronically anxious? Deep sleep may take the edge off
- Popular meal-kit companies may be creating low-wage, dead-end jobs
- Thermal “earmuffs” protect cell phone batteries from extreme temps
- Research initiative launched on health in working families
- N.Y. Times: A.I. helping predict earthquake time and place
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Faculty
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Innovators
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UPCOMING EVENTS
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Berkeley Haas Alumni Holiday Networking Event
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4
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Preparing Your Children for High School, College, Career, and Personal Success
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6
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International edition
CRISPR opens door to new type of medicine
Within a few years, Jim Johnsen and Delaney Van Riper may be among the first to benefit from CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing, a breakthrough that has already revolutionized biology research and promises to resurrect gene therapy.
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Campus
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Alumni
- Nathan Adrian ’12 to make splash as Winter Commencement speaker
- Is it time to rename Oakland International Airport for Maggie Gee?
- Farhan Zaidi Ph.D ’11 ready to take team effort leading Giants
- Building a Cal network in Chicago: Marcus Powell ’00
- Alumni House facilities director takes Cal spirit to new heights
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Research
- Chronically anxious? Deep sleep may take the edge off
- Popular meal-kit companies may be creating low-wage, dead-end jobs
- Thermal “earmuffs” protect cell phone batteries from extreme temps
- Research initiative launched on health in working families
- N.Y. Times: A.I. helping predict earthquake time and place
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Faculty
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Innovators
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UPCOMING EVENTS
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Big Game Viewing Party in Paris (Rerun)
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23
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Berkeley Club of Singapore AGM and Annual Dinner
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26
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Berkeley Club of Korea Annual Dinner
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6
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SUNDAY, DECEMBER 16
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Berkeley Online Past Publications
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November 2018
Lead Story
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October 2018
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September 2018
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August 2018
Lead Story
Reunion and Parents Weekend at Homecoming October 12–14 -
July 2018
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Running back offers free football tickets to young readers -
June 2018
Lead Story
Berkeley stands tall in World Reputation Rankings -
May 2018
Lead Story
Spring commencement in photos, audio, video, and words -
April 2018
Lead Story
Berkeley a “best value” university -
March 2018
Lead Story
Share your #Berkeley150 moment -
February 2018
Lead Story
What's your Berkeley moment? -
January 2018
Lead Story
150 years of light: sesquicentennial website, events, stories -
December 2017
Lead Story
A holiday message from Chancellor Carol T. Christ -
November 2017
Lead Story
U.S. News rates Berkeley world’s top public, fourth-best overall -
October 2017
Lead Story
Alumnus awarded 2017 Nobel Prize in Physics -
September 2017
Lead Story
Free Speech website launches -
August 2017
Lead Story
Reunion & Parents Weekend October 20–22 -
July 2017
Lead Story
Campus offers admission to more than 15,000 students -
June 2017
Lead Story
Berkeley ranks among world’s “elite six” universities -
May 2017
Lead Story
North America’s first university center of its kind -
April 2017
Lead Story
What can we change in a single generation?