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• Pandemic-era Berkeley in 40 photos
• Update on COVID vaccines: Experts weigh in
• WSJ: Jennifer Doudna on the pandemic year, power of mission-driven science
• How legacies of racism hinder vaccination among communities of color
• "A little bit of everything”: Researchers contribute to pandemic understanding

• Chancellor: We’re united in support of our Asian American community members
• College of Letters and Science launches redesigned website
• It’s a falcon egg foursome for Annie and Grinnell
• CED launches “Virtual Bauer Wurster Hall" for real-time studio collaboration

• Fresh Air: Best-selling biography explores ethics of rewriting the code of life
• Berkeley economist Catherine Wolfram joins Treasury
• Education economist honored by academic academy
• Introducing a new dean of the Goldman School of Public Policy

• NY Times: Alex Morgan ’10, fellow Olympians aim to change how female athletes are covered
• “Justice for communities of color”: Amber Gonzales-Vargas ’15 on inspiring change
• Alankrita Dayal ’18 on investing her time in early education outreach

• Forbes: Ph.D. student made a 3D map of 1.3M stars
• Student-led StEP fills a critical gap for campus startups
• Cal grads created a "jitter-free" coffee

• Data limits could vanish with new optical antennas
• Researchers provide “social cost of carbon” roadmap
• Weill Neurohub joins with Genentech, Roche to advance neuroscience
• California gun violence program saves lives, taxpayers millions
• Berkeley-led consortium awarded $25M to advance nuclear security
• Cal joins UC Drug Discovery Consortium

• An update on UC Berkeley’s plans for the fall semester
• How more Black representation can change campus climate for the better
• Berkeley Student Farms provides unique undergraduate experience
• Egyptologist recreates after-death experience
• Overcoming challenges on the road to Cal: A day in the lives of TLA scholars
• Meet the Cal Pride Scholarship recipients for 2020–21

• An update on UC Berkeley’s plans for the fall semester
• How more Black representation can change campus climate for the better
• Berkeley Student Farms provides unique undergraduate experience
• Egyptologist recreates after-death experience
• Overcoming challenges on the road to Cal: A day in the lives of TLA scholars
• Meet the Cal Pride Scholarship recipients for 2020–21

• Pandemic-era Berkeley in 40 photos
• Update on COVID vaccines: Experts weigh in
• WSJ: Jennifer Doudna on the pandemic year, power of mission-driven science
• How legacies of racism hinder vaccination among communities of color
• "A little bit of everything”: Researchers contribute to pandemic understanding

• Forbes: Ph.D. student made a 3D map of 1.3M stars
• Student-led StEP fills a critical gap for campus startups
• Cal grads created a "jitter-free" coffee

• Chancellor: We’re united in support of our Asian American community members
• College of Letters and Science launches redesigned website
• It’s a falcon egg foursome for Annie and Grinnell
• CED launches “Virtual Bauer Wurster Hall" for real-time studio collaboration

• Fresh Air: Best-selling biography explores ethics of rewriting the code of life
• Berkeley economist Catherine Wolfram joins Treasury
• Education economist honored by academic academy
• Introducing a new dean of the Goldman School of Public Policy

• Data limits could vanish with new optical antennas
• Researchers provide “social cost of carbon” roadmap
• Weill Neurohub joins with Genentech, Roche to advance neuroscience
• California gun violence program saves lives, taxpayers millions
• Berkeley-led consortium awarded $25M to advance nuclear security
• Cal joins UC Drug Discovery Consortium

• NY Times: Alex Morgan ’10, fellow Olympians aim to change how female athletes are covered
• “Justice for communities of color”: Amber Gonzales-Vargas ’15 on inspiring change
• Alankrita Dayal ’18 on investing her time in early education outreach

• Pandemic-era Berkeley in 40 photos
• Update on COVID vaccines: Experts weigh in
• WSJ: Jennifer Doudna on the pandemic year, power of mission-driven science
• How legacies of racism hinder vaccination among communities of color
• "A little bit of everything”: Researchers contribute to pandemic understanding

• Forbes: Ph.D. student made a 3D map of 1.3M stars
• Student-led StEP fills a critical gap for campus startups
• Cal grads created a "jitter-free" coffee

• Chancellor: We’re united in support of our Asian American community members
• College of Letters and Science launches redesigned website
• It’s a falcon egg foursome for Annie and Grinnell
• CED launches “Virtual Bauer Wurster Hall" for real-time studio collaboration

• Fresh Air: Best-selling biography explores ethics of rewriting the code of life
• Berkeley economist Catherine Wolfram joins Treasury
• Education economist honored by academic academy
• Introducing a new dean of the Goldman School of Public Policy

• Data limits could vanish with new optical antennas
• Researchers provide “social cost of carbon” roadmap
• Weill Neurohub joins with Genentech, Roche to advance neuroscience
• California gun violence program saves lives, taxpayers millions
• Berkeley-led consortium awarded $25M to advance nuclear security
• Cal joins UC Drug Discovery Consortium

• NY Times: Alex Morgan ’10, fellow Olympians aim to change how female athletes are covered
• “Justice for communities of color”: Amber Gonzales-Vargas ’15 on inspiring change
• Alankrita Dayal ’18 on investing her time in early education outreach

• An update on UC Berkeley’s plans for the fall semester
• How more Black representation can change campus climate for the better
• Berkeley Student Farms provides unique undergraduate experience
• Egyptologist recreates after-death experience
• Overcoming challenges on the road to Cal: A day in the lives of TLA scholars
• Meet the Cal Pride Scholarship recipients for 2020–21

• Pandemic-era Berkeley in 40 photos
• Update on COVID vaccines: Experts weigh in
• WSJ: Jennifer Doudna on the pandemic year, power of mission-driven science
• How legacies of racism hinder vaccination among communities of color
• "A little bit of everything”: Researchers contribute to pandemic understanding

• Chancellor: We’re united in support of our Asian American community members
• College of Letters and Science launches redesigned website
• It’s a falcon egg foursome for Annie and Grinnell
• CED launches “Virtual Bauer Wurster Hall" for real-time studio collaboration

• Fresh Air: Best-selling biography explores ethics of rewriting the code of life
• Berkeley economist Catherine Wolfram joins Treasury
• Education economist honored by academic academy
• Introducing a new dean of the Goldman School of Public Policy

• Data limits could vanish with new optical antennas
• Researchers provide “social cost of carbon” roadmap
• Weill Neurohub joins with Genentech, Roche to advance neuroscience
• California gun violence program saves lives, taxpayers millions
• Berkeley-led consortium awarded $25M to advance nuclear security
• Cal joins UC Drug Discovery Consortium

• NY Times: Alex Morgan ’10, fellow Olympians aim to change how female athletes are covered
• “Justice for communities of color”: Amber Gonzales-Vargas ’15 on inspiring change
• Alankrita Dayal ’18 on investing her time in early education outreach

• Forbes: Ph.D. student made a 3D map of 1.3M stars
• Student-led StEP fills a critical gap for campus startups
• Cal grads created a "jitter-free" coffee

• An update on UC Berkeley’s plans for the fall semester
• How more Black representation can change campus climate for the better
• Berkeley Student Farms provides unique undergraduate experience
• Egyptologist recreates after-death experience
• Overcoming challenges on the road to Cal: A day in the lives of TLA scholars
• Meet the Cal Pride Scholarship recipients for 2020–21

• Pandemic-era Berkeley in 40 photos
• Update on COVID vaccines: Experts weigh in
• WSJ: Jennifer Doudna on the pandemic year, power of mission-driven science
• How legacies of racism hinder vaccination among communities of color
• "A little bit of everything”: Researchers contribute to pandemic understanding

• Forbes: Ph.D. student made a 3D map of 1.3M stars
• Student-led StEP fills a critical gap for campus startups
• Cal grads created a "jitter-free" coffee

• NY Times: Alex Morgan ’10, fellow Olympians aim to change how female athletes are covered
• “Justice for communities of color”: Amber Gonzales-Vargas ’15 on inspiring change
• Alankrita Dayal ’18 on investing her time in early education outreach

• Data limits could vanish with new optical antennas
• Researchers provide “social cost of carbon” roadmap
• Weill Neurohub joins with Genentech, Roche to advance neuroscience
• California gun violence program saves lives, taxpayers millions
• Berkeley-led consortium awarded $25M to advance nuclear security
• Cal joins UC Drug Discovery Consortium

• Fresh Air: Best-selling biography explores ethics of rewriting the code of life
• Berkeley economist Catherine Wolfram joins Treasury
• Education economist honored by academic academy
• Introducing a new dean of the Goldman School of Public Policy

• Chancellor: We’re united in support of our Asian American community members
• College of Letters and Science launches redesigned website
• It’s a falcon egg foursome for Annie and Grinnell
• CED launches “Virtual Bauer Wurster Hall" for real-time studio collaboration

• An update on UC Berkeley’s plans for the fall semester
• How more Black representation can change campus climate for the better
• Berkeley Student Farms provides unique undergraduate experience
• Egyptologist recreates after-death experience
• Overcoming challenges on the road to Cal: A day in the lives of TLA scholars
• Meet the Cal Pride Scholarship recipients for 2020–21

• Pandemic-era Berkeley in 40 photos
• Update on COVID vaccines: Experts weigh in
• WSJ: Jennifer Doudna on the pandemic year, power of mission-driven science
• How legacies of racism hinder vaccination among communities of color
• "A little bit of everything”: Researchers contribute to pandemic understanding

• Chancellor: We’re united in support of our Asian American community members
• College of Letters and Science launches redesigned website
• It’s a falcon egg foursome for Annie and Grinnell
• CED launches “Virtual Bauer Wurster Hall" for real-time studio collaboration

• Data limits could vanish with new optical antennas
• Researchers provide “social cost of carbon” roadmap
• Weill Neurohub joins with Genentech, Roche to advance neuroscience
• California gun violence program saves lives, taxpayers millions
• Berkeley-led consortium awarded $25M to advance nuclear security
• Cal joins UC Drug Discovery Consortium

• Forbes: Ph.D. student made a 3D map of 1.3M stars
• Student-led StEP fills a critical gap for campus startups
• Cal grads created a "jitter-free" coffee

• Fresh Air: Best-selling biography explores ethics of rewriting the code of life
• Berkeley economist Catherine Wolfram joins Treasury
• Education economist honored by academic academy
• Introducing a new dean of the Goldman School of Public Policy

• NY Times: Alex Morgan ’10, fellow Olympians aim to change how female athletes are covered
• “Justice for communities of color”: Amber Gonzales-Vargas ’15 on inspiring change
• Alankrita Dayal ’18 on investing her time in early education outreach

• An update on UC Berkeley’s plans for the fall semester
• How more Black representation can change campus climate for the better
• Berkeley Student Farms provides unique undergraduate experience
• Egyptologist recreates after-death experience
• Overcoming challenges on the road to Cal: A day in the lives of TLA scholars
• Meet the Cal Pride Scholarship recipients for 2020–21