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Top graduating senior a tech whiz and gifted musician
If Leyla Kabuli sets the bar for winning UC Berkeley’s highest honor for a graduating senior, future contenders for the University Medal may find themselves shooting for the moon. By her senior year, she was fielding offers of full graduate fellowships from Berkeley, Stanford and MIT. She’s sticking with Berkeley for graduate school. “I might be biased, but Berkeley has the best electrical engineering program in the country,” says Kabuli, who was born in Berkeley and raised in Davis, California.
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The Graduates
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Research
- New tools to fight vaccine misinformation
- New process makes "biodegradable" plastics truly compostable
- First-of-its-kind study links wildfire smoke to skin disease
- COVID-19 infection raises risk of severe complications during pregnancy
- CNN: New images of Jupiter reveal some of the planet's mysterious features
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Innovators
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Campus
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Faculty
- Extraordinary Teaching in Extraordinary Times Awards
- Six faculty elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
- Three faculty elected to the National Academy of Sciences
- Economist Gabriel Zucman named 2021 Carnegie Fellow
- EECS professor Michael Jordan named to Royal Society
- Podcast series: Gotanda on the Asian-American experience
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Students
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Alumni
- Keynote speaker to grads: "The success of our country is in your hands"
- How graphic novels can combat anti-Asian racism
- Huff appointed DOE Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for Nuclear Energy
- High school renamed in honor of Cal Olympic champ
- On school social work and West Oakland community power
- Recycle Up! Ghana grassroots peace project
Parents edition
Top graduating senior a tech whiz and gifted musician
If Leyla Kabuli sets the bar for winning UC Berkeley’s highest honor for a graduating senior, future contenders for the University Medal may find themselves shooting for the moon. By her senior year, she was fielding offers of full graduate fellowships from Berkeley, Stanford and MIT. She’s sticking with Berkeley for graduate school. “I might be biased, but Berkeley has the best electrical engineering program in the country,” says Kabuli, who was born in Berkeley and raised in Davis, California.
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The Graduates
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Campus
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Students
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Research
- New tools to fight vaccine misinformation
- New process makes "biodegradable" plastics truly compostable
- First-of-its-kind study links wildfire smoke to skin disease
- COVID-19 infection raises risk of severe complications during pregnancy
- CNN: New images of Jupiter reveal some of the planet's mysterious features
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Faculty
- Extraordinary Teaching in Extraordinary Times Awards
- Six faculty elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
- Three faculty elected to the National Academy of Sciences
- Economist Gabriel Zucman named 2021 Carnegie Fellow
- EECS professor Michael Jordan named to Royal Society
- Podcast series: Gotanda on the Asian-American experience
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Innovators
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Alumni
- Keynote speaker to grads: "The success of our country is in your hands"
- How graphic novels can combat anti-Asian racism
- High school renamed in honor of Cal Olympic champ
- Huff appointed DOE Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for Nuclear Energy
- On school social work and West Oakland community power
- Recycle Up! Ghana grassroots peace project
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Northern California edition
Top graduating senior a tech whiz and gifted musician
If Leyla Kabuli sets the bar for winning UC Berkeley’s highest honor for a graduating senior, future contenders for the University Medal may find themselves shooting for the moon. By her senior year, she was fielding offers of full graduate fellowships from Berkeley, Stanford and MIT. She’s sticking with Berkeley for graduate school. “I might be biased, but Berkeley has the best electrical engineering program in the country,” says Kabuli, who was born in Berkeley and raised in Davis, California.
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The Graduates
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Research
- New tools to fight vaccine misinformation
- New process makes "biodegradable" plastics truly compostable
- First-of-its-kind study links wildfire smoke to skin disease
- COVID-19 infection raises risk of severe complications during pregnancy
- CNN: New images of Jupiter reveal some of the planet's mysterious features
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Innovators
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Campus
- Top U.S. public, fourth overall in QS World rankings
- Chancellor’s Awards for Public Service 2021
- In-person classes will begin at the start of the semester
- Berkeley’s newest falcon chicks are named
- NY Times: Optimism hangs in the air for Cal's athletics department
- Extraordinary Teaching in Extraordinary Times Awards
- Six faculty elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
- Three faculty elected to the National Academy of Sciences
- Economist Gabriel Zucman named 2021 Carnegie Fellow
- EECS professor Michael Jordan named to Royal Society
- Podcast series: Gotanda on the Asian-American experience
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Faculty
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Students
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Alumni
- On school social work and West Oakland community power
- How graphic novels can combat anti-Asian racism
- High school renamed in honor of Cal Olympic champ
- Huff appointed DOE Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for Nuclear Energy
- Keynote speaker to grads: "The success of our country is in your hands"
- Recycle Up! Ghana grassroots peace project
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UPCOMING EVENTS
Southern California edition
Top graduating senior a tech whiz and gifted musician
If Leyla Kabuli sets the bar for winning UC Berkeley’s highest honor for a graduating senior, future contenders for the University Medal may find themselves shooting for the moon. By her senior year, she was fielding offers of full graduate fellowships from Berkeley, Stanford and MIT. She’s sticking with Berkeley for graduate school. “I might be biased, but Berkeley has the best electrical engineering program in the country,” says Kabuli, who was born in Berkeley and raised in Davis, California.
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The Graduates
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Research
- New tools to fight vaccine misinformation
- New process makes "biodegradable" plastics truly compostable
- First-of-its-kind study links wildfire smoke to skin disease
- COVID-19 infection raises risk of severe complications during pregnancy
- CNN: New images of Jupiter reveal some of the planet's mysterious features
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Innovators
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Campus
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Faculty
- Extraordinary Teaching in Extraordinary Times Awards
- Six faculty elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
- Three faculty elected to the National Academy of Sciences
- Economist Gabriel Zucman named 2021 Carnegie Fellow
- EECS professor Michael Jordan named to Royal Society
- Podcast series: Gotanda on the Asian-American experience
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Students
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Alumni
- How graphic novels can combat anti-Asian racism
- Huff appointed DOE Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for Nuclear Energy
- On school social work and West Oakland community power
- High school renamed in honor of Cal Olympic champ
- Keynote speaker to grads: "The success of our country is in your hands"
- Recycle Up! Ghana grassroots peace project
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UPCOMING EVENTS
New York Metro edition
Top graduating senior a tech whiz and gifted musician
If Leyla Kabuli sets the bar for winning UC Berkeley’s highest honor for a graduating senior, future contenders for the University Medal may find themselves shooting for the moon. By her senior year, she was fielding offers of full graduate fellowships from Berkeley, Stanford and MIT. She’s sticking with Berkeley for graduate school. “I might be biased, but Berkeley has the best electrical engineering program in the country,” says Kabuli, who was born in Berkeley and raised in Davis, California.
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The Graduates
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Research
- New tools to fight vaccine misinformation
- New process makes "biodegradable" plastics truly compostable
- First-of-its-kind study links wildfire smoke to skin disease
- COVID-19 infection raises risk of severe complications during pregnancy
- CNN: New images of Jupiter reveal some of the planet's mysterious features
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Innovators
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Campus
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Faculty
- Extraordinary Teaching in Extraordinary Times Awards
- Six faculty elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
- Three faculty elected to the National Academy of Sciences
- Economist Gabriel Zucman named 2021 Carnegie Fellow
- EECS professor Michael Jordan named to Royal Society
- Podcast series: Gotanda on the Asian-American experience
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Students
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Alumni
- Keynote speaker to grads: "The success of our country is in your hands"
- How graphic novels can combat anti-Asian racism
- Huff appointed DOE Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for Nuclear Energy
- High school renamed in honor of Cal Olympic champ
- On school social work and West Oakland community power
- Recycle Up! Ghana grassroots peace project
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UPCOMING EVENTS
International edition
Top graduating senior a tech whiz and gifted musician
If Leyla Kabuli sets the bar for winning UC Berkeley’s highest honor for a graduating senior, future contenders for the University Medal may find themselves shooting for the moon. By her senior year, she was fielding offers of full graduate fellowships from Berkeley, Stanford and MIT. She’s sticking with Berkeley for graduate school. “I might be biased, but Berkeley has the best electrical engineering program in the country,” says Kabuli, who was born in Berkeley and raised in Davis, California.
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The Graduates
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Research
- New tools to fight vaccine misinformation
- New process makes "biodegradable" plastics truly compostable
- First-of-its-kind study links wildfire smoke to skin disease
- COVID-19 infection raises risk of severe complications during pregnancy
- CNN: New images of Jupiter reveal some of the planet's mysterious features
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Alumni
- How graphic novels can combat anti-Asian racism
- Recycle Up! Ghana grassroots peace project
- Keynote speaker to grads: "The success of our country is in your hands"
- Huff appointed DOE Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for Nuclear Energy
- High school renamed in honor of Cal Olympic champ
- On school social work and West Oakland community power
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Innovators
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Campus
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Students
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Faculty