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• $10M for Berkeley, alliance of Native American institutions
• Register now for in-person (and virtual) Homecoming
• Athletics, FTX unveil 10-year landmark relationship
• Former Chancellor Tien celebrated in East Asian library exhibit
• Students, staff, faculty launch Afghan scholar rescue campaign

• Berkeley Law student appointed UC student regent 
• J-school begins pilot internship program 
• Sierra Margolis ’22 on designing sustainable systems 
• Apply for Fall 2021 BIDS Undergraduate Internships 

• NY Times: It’s never too late to record your first album
• Psychologist Gopnik wins Sagan prize for promoting science
• Division of Social Sciences awarded grant for faculty diversity
• Art exhibition asks: Who counts in America?
• Meet the next dean of Mathematical & Physical Sciences

• Berkeley scientists create the world’s thinnest magnet
• Fernando Pérez on the open-science legacy of Project Jupyter
• Apply to acclaimed startup accelerator SkyDeck
• From Berkeley to Tesla

• Using CRISPR enzymes, a COVID diagnostic in 20 minutes
• What does the spike in cases mean for UC Berkeley?
• Overcoming pandemic cave syndrome

• Wildfire spotting from the air and space
• Biologists decode an evolutionary arms race
• Campus funding for sponsored research tops $1B for first time
• Parkour is one of squirrels' many feats of agility
• Four Berkeley units will take on key CA public policy problems

• New courses for lifelong learners start soon
• No one way to be: creating space for trans and queer identities
• David Buss on the ancient origins of sexual harassment

• Using CRISPR enzymes, a COVID diagnostic in 20 minutes
• What does the spike in cases mean for UC Berkeley?
• Overcoming pandemic cave syndrome

• $10M for Berkeley, alliance of Native American institutions
• Register now for in-person (and virtual) Homecoming
• Athletics, FTX unveil 10-year landmark relationship
• Former Chancellor Tien celebrated in East Asian library exhibit
• Students, staff, faculty launch Afghan scholar rescue campaign

• Berkeley scientists create the world’s thinnest magnet
• Fernando Pérez on the open-science legacy of Project Jupyter
• Apply to acclaimed startup accelerator SkyDeck
• From Berkeley to Tesla

• Wildfire spotting from the air and space
• Four Berkeley units will take on key CA public policy problems
• Biologists decode an evolutionary arms race
• Campus funding for sponsored research tops $1B for first time
• Parkour is one of squirrels' many feats of agility

• New courses for lifelong learners start soon
• No one way to be: creating space for trans and queer identities
• David Buss on the ancient origins of sexual harassment

• NY Times: It’s never too late to record your first album
• Psychologist Gopnik wins Sagan prize for promoting science
• Division of Social Sciences awarded grant for faculty diversity
• Art exhibition asks: Who counts in America?
• Meet the next dean of Mathematical & Physical Sciences

• Berkeley Law student appointed UC student regent 
• J-school begins pilot internship program 
• Sierra Margolis ’22 on designing sustainable systems 
• Apply for Fall 2021 BIDS Undergraduate Internships 

• Using CRISPR enzymes, a COVID diagnostic in 20 minutes
• What does the spike in cases mean for UC Berkeley?
• Overcoming pandemic cave syndrome

• Wildfire spotting from the air and space
• Four Berkeley units will take on key CA public policy problems
• Biologists decode an evolutionary arms race
• Campus funding for sponsored research tops $1B for first time
• Parkour is one of squirrels' many feats of agility

• $10M for Berkeley, alliance of Native American institutions
• Register now for in-person (and virtual) Homecoming
• Athletics, FTX unveil 10-year landmark relationship
• Former Chancellor Tien celebrated in East Asian library exhibit
• Students, staff, faculty launch Afghan scholar rescue campaign

• Berkeley scientists create the world’s thinnest magnet
• Fernando Pérez on the open-science legacy of Project Jupyter
• Apply to acclaimed startup accelerator SkyDeck
• From Berkeley to Tesla

• New courses for lifelong learners start soon
• No one way to be: creating space for trans and queer identities
• David Buss on the ancient origins of sexual harassment

• NY Times: It’s never too late to record your first album
• Psychologist Gopnik wins Sagan prize for promoting science
• Division of Social Sciences awarded grant for faculty diversity
• Art exhibition asks: Who counts in America?
• Meet the next dean of Mathematical & Physical Sciences

• Berkeley Law student appointed UC student regent 
• J-school begins pilot internship program 
• Sierra Margolis ’22 on designing sustainable systems 
• Apply for Fall 2021 BIDS Undergraduate Internships 

• Using CRISPR enzymes, a COVID diagnostic in 20 minutes
• What does the spike in cases mean for UC Berkeley?
• Overcoming pandemic cave syndrome

• $10M for Berkeley, alliance of Native American institutions
• Register now for in-person (and virtual) Homecoming
• Athletics, FTX unveil 10-year landmark relationship
• Former Chancellor Tien celebrated in East Asian library exhibit
• Students, staff, faculty launch Afghan scholar rescue campaign

• Berkeley scientists create the world’s thinnest magnet
• Fernando Pérez on the open-science legacy of Project Jupyter
• Apply to acclaimed startup accelerator SkyDeck
• From Berkeley to Tesla

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• NY Times: It’s never too late to record your first album
• Psychologist Gopnik wins Sagan prize for promoting science
• Division of Social Sciences awarded grant for faculty diversity
• Art exhibition asks: Who counts in America?
• Meet the next dean of Mathematical & Physical Sciences

• Wildfire spotting from the air and space
• Biologists decode an evolutionary arms race
• Campus funding for sponsored research tops $1B for first time
• Parkour is one of squirrels' many feats of agility
• Four Berkeley units will take on key CA public policy problems

• Berkeley Law student appointed UC student regent 
• J-school begins pilot internship program 
• Sierra Margolis ’22 on designing sustainable systems 
• Apply for Fall 2021 BIDS Undergraduate Internships 

• Using CRISPR enzymes, a COVID diagnostic in 20 minutes
• What does the spike in cases mean for UC Berkeley?
• Overcoming pandemic cave syndrome

• Register now for in-person (and virtual) Homecoming
• Students, staff, faculty launch Afghan scholar rescue campaign
• Former Chancellor Tien celebrated in East Asian library exhibit
• Athletics, FTX unveil 10-year landmark relationship
• $10M for Berkeley, alliance of Native American institutions

• New courses for lifelong learners start soon
• No one way to be: creating space for trans and queer identities
• David Buss on the ancient origins of sexual harassment

• Berkeley scientists create the world’s thinnest magnet
• Fernando Pérez on the open-science legacy of Project Jupyter
• Apply to acclaimed startup accelerator SkyDeck
• From Berkeley to Tesla

• Wildfire spotting from the air and space
• Biologists decode an evolutionary arms race
• Campus funding for sponsored research tops $1B for first time
• Parkour is one of squirrels' many feats of agility
• Four Berkeley units will take on key CA public policy problems

• NY Times: It’s never too late to record your first album
• Psychologist Gopnik wins Sagan prize for promoting science
• Division of Social Sciences awarded grant for faculty diversity
• Art exhibition asks: Who counts in America?
• Meet the next dean of Mathematical & Physical Sciences

• Berkeley Law student appointed UC student regent 
• J-school begins pilot internship program 
• Sierra Margolis ’22 on designing sustainable systems 
• Apply for Fall 2021 BIDS Undergraduate Internships