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• Small-but-mighty Demography Dept finds new support
• How to win the history wars

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• Mental illness and trauma’s lasting effects
• $25/hour minimum wage for medical workers could benefit everyone
• “Raw” data show AI signals mirror how the brain listens and learns
• Why Indigenous “Spirit medicine” must be a priority in psychedelic research
• Deep sleep may mitigate Alzheimer’s memory loss

• Called to serve: Haas Public Service awardee Oden
• Hua Hsu ’99 wins 2023 Pulitzer for Cal-set memoir
• National Academy of Sciences elects seven from Berkeley
• Computer scientist Guruswami wins Guggenheim Fellowship
• Economist Zucman wins prestigious Clark Medal
• The inaugural recipients of the Letters & Science Faculty Award

• ChatGPT architect Schulman on his journey with AI
• Data scientists “a new kind of first responder”
• UC ranks No.1 in higher ed for U.S. patents
• Why athletes make great entrepreneurs

• Graduate programs succeed once again in new U.S. News rankings
• Health and Human Rights program awarded a $1.3M grant
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• Meet the grad students heading to D.C. for Farm Bill Summit
• Students, local artists tell hidden stories through art
• Berkeley Law tackles border killing case

• Students lead furniture recycling effort for Move Out
• Meet Hannah Joo, 2023 Brooke Owens Fellow in aerospace
• Course examines Palestinian history, “putting the people first”
• Meet Nikkei Student Union
• A first-year visits the Magnes

• Julie Chavez Rodriguez ’00 to run Biden campaign
• The unflappable Alum of the Year: John Mather
• Honoring the trailblazing legacy of Norman Y. Mineta ’53
• Social justice fellows spread their wings
• Small-but-mighty Demography Dept finds new support
• How to win the history wars

• $1.29M award to center Indigenous youth in museum spaces
• Sights and scenes: Cal Day 2023
• Berkeley breaks ground on new Engineering Center
• Constellations of Black feminism in the archives
• Summer reading list: “(Re)Writing the Rules”

• Doudna, Banfield to lead $70 million initiative to edit the microbiome
• Mental illness and trauma’s lasting effects
• $25/hour minimum wage for medical workers could benefit everyone
• “Raw” data show AI signals mirror how the brain listens and learns
• Why Indigenous “Spirit medicine” must be a priority in psychedelic research
• Deep sleep may mitigate Alzheimer’s memory loss

• Called to serve: Haas Public Service awardee Oden
• Hua Hsu ’99 wins 2023 Pulitzer for Cal-set memoir
• National Academy of Sciences elects seven from Berkeley
• Computer scientist Guruswami wins Guggenheim Fellowship
• Economist Zucman wins prestigious Clark Medal
• The inaugural recipients of the Letters & Science Faculty Award

• ChatGPT architect Schulman on his journey with AI
• Data scientists “a new kind of first responder”
• UC ranks No.1 in higher ed for U.S. patents
• Why athletes make great entrepreneurs

• Graduate programs succeed once again in new U.S. News rankings
• Health and Human Rights program awarded a $1.3M grant
• Student parent: “How am I going to make this work?”
• Meet the grad students heading to D.C. for Farm Bill Summit
• Students, local artists tell hidden stories through art
• Berkeley Law tackles border killing case

• Students lead furniture recycling effort for Move Out
• Meet Hannah Joo, 2023 Brooke Owens Fellow in aerospace
• Course examines Palestinian history, “putting the people first”
• Meet Nikkei Student Union
• A first-year visits the Magnes

• Julie Chavez Rodriguez ’00 to run Biden campaign
• The unflappable Alum of the Year: John Mather
• Honoring the trailblazing legacy of Norman Y. Mineta ’53
• Social justice fellows spread their wings
• Small-but-mighty Demography Dept finds new support
• How to win the history wars

• $1.29M award to center Indigenous youth in museum spaces
• Sights and scenes: Cal Day 2023
• Berkeley breaks ground on new Engineering Center
• Constellations of Black feminism in the archives
• Summer reading list: “(Re)Writing the Rules”

• Doudna, Banfield to lead $70 million initiative to edit the microbiome
• Mental illness and trauma’s lasting effects
• $25/hour minimum wage for medical workers could benefit everyone
• “Raw” data show AI signals mirror how the brain listens and learns
• Why Indigenous “Spirit medicine” must be a priority in psychedelic research
• Deep sleep may mitigate Alzheimer’s memory loss