- UC president and system chancellors on current campus climate
- Disabled Students’ Program will get new home, renovations underway
- 150+ years of prominence in teaching world languages
- Celebrating Native American Heritage Month
- 19 campus projects focused on equity and inclusion seek support
- Celebrating veterans, 100th anniversary of California Memorial Stadium
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10 gifted scholars provide new perspectives
The recent hire by the Division of Arts and Humanities "shines a light on the important role that artists play at a public research university," said Sara Guyer, dean of the division. These new scholars, welcomed to campus to continue Berkeley’s legacy of shaping cultural movements, generational narratives, and historical moments, are at the forefront of their respective fields in poetry and creative writing, ethnomusicology, world cinema, printmaking, painting, theater directing, and other fields.
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Awards & Accolades
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Faculty
- For new prof, solving homelessness requires data, direction, and belief
- Poulomi Saha on why we're so obsessed with cults
- Why we must look beyond César Chávez to understand UFW history
- Inside the year-long mission to bring prominent Putin critics to Berkeley
- Acclaimed historian takes you behind the scenes
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Innovators
Parents edition
10 gifted scholars provide new perspectives
The recent hire by the Division of Arts and Humanities "shines a light on the important role that artists play at a public research university," said Sara Guyer, dean of the division. These new scholars, welcomed to campus to continue Berkeley’s legacy of shaping cultural movements, generational narratives, and historical moments, are at the forefront of their respective fields in poetry and creative writing, ethnomusicology, world cinema, printmaking, painting, theater directing, and other fields.
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Campus
- UC president and system chancellors on current campus climate
- Disabled Students’ Program will get new home, renovations underway
- 150+ years of prominence in teaching world languages
- Celebrating Native American Heritage Month
- 19 campus projects focused on equity and inclusion seek support
- Celebrating veterans, 100th anniversary of California Memorial Stadium
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Students
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Faculty
- For new prof, solving homelessness requires data, direction, and belief
- Poulomi Saha on why we're so obsessed with cults
- Why we must look beyond César Chávez to understand UFW history
- Inside the year-long mission to bring prominent Putin critics to Berkeley
- Acclaimed historian takes you behind the scenes
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Awards & Accolades
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Research
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Innovators
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DATES TO REMEMBER
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16
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Northern California edition
10 gifted scholars provide new perspectives
The recent hire by the Division of Arts and Humanities "shines a light on the important role that artists play at a public research university," said Sara Guyer, dean of the division. These new scholars, welcomed to campus to continue Berkeley’s legacy of shaping cultural movements, generational narratives, and historical moments, are at the forefront of their respective fields in poetry and creative writing, ethnomusicology, world cinema, printmaking, painting, theater directing, and other fields.
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Campus
- UC president and system chancellors on current campus climate
- Disabled Students’ Program will get new home, renovations underway
- 150+ years of prominence in teaching world languages
- Celebrating Native American Heritage Month
- 19 campus projects focused on equity and inclusion seek support
- Celebrating veterans, 100th anniversary of California Memorial Stadium
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Awards & Accolades
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Research
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Innovators
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Students
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Faculty
- For new prof, solving homelessness requires data, direction, and belief
- Poulomi Saha on why we're so obsessed with cults
- Why we must look beyond César Chávez to understand UFW history
- Inside the year-long mission to bring prominent Putin critics to Berkeley
- Acclaimed historian takes you behind the scenes
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UPCOMING EVENTS
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TDPS Playhouse Production: Wintertime
THROUGH NOVEMBER 19
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Voices for the Environment: A Century of Bay Area Activism
THROUGH NOVEMBER 15, 2024
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18
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American Democracy and the Crisis of Majority Rule
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16
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Volunteer Opportunity: Golden Bear Orientation
SATURDAY, JANUARY 13
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Southern California edition
10 gifted scholars provide new perspectives
The recent hire by the Division of Arts and Humanities "shines a light on the important role that artists play at a public research university," said Sara Guyer, dean of the division. These new scholars, welcomed to campus to continue Berkeley’s legacy of shaping cultural movements, generational narratives, and historical moments, are at the forefront of their respective fields in poetry and creative writing, ethnomusicology, world cinema, printmaking, painting, theater directing, and other fields.
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Campus
- UC president and system chancellors on current campus climate
- Disabled Students’ Program will get new home, renovations underway
- 150+ years of prominence in teaching world languages
- Celebrating Native American Heritage Month
- 19 campus projects focused on equity and inclusion seek support
- Celebrating veterans, 100th anniversary of California Memorial Stadium
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Awards & Accolades
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Students
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Faculty
- For new prof, solving homelessness requires data, direction, and belief
- Poulomi Saha on why we're so obsessed with cults
- Why we must look beyond César Chávez to understand UFW history
- Inside the year-long mission to bring prominent Putin critics to Berkeley
- Acclaimed historian takes you behind the scenes
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Research
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Innovators
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UPCOMING EVENTS
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New York Metro edition
10 gifted scholars provide new perspectives
The recent hire by the Division of Arts and Humanities "shines a light on the important role that artists play at a public research university," said Sara Guyer, dean of the division. These new scholars, welcomed to campus to continue Berkeley’s legacy of shaping cultural movements, generational narratives, and historical moments, are at the forefront of their respective fields in poetry and creative writing, ethnomusicology, world cinema, printmaking, painting, theater directing, and other fields.
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Campus
- UC president and system chancellors on current campus climate
- Disabled Students’ Program will get new home, renovations underway
- 150+ years of prominence in teaching world languages
- Celebrating Native American Heritage Month
- 19 campus projects focused on equity and inclusion seek support
- Celebrating veterans, 100th anniversary of California Memorial Stadium
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Research
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Innovators
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Awards & Accolades
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Students
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Faculty
- For new prof, solving homelessness requires data, direction, and belief
- Poulomi Saha on why we're so obsessed with cults
- Why we must look beyond César Chávez to understand UFW history
- Inside the year-long mission to bring prominent Putin critics to Berkeley
- Acclaimed historian takes you behind the scenes
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UPCOMING EVENTS
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International edition
10 gifted scholars provide new perspectives
The recent hire by the Division of Arts and Humanities "shines a light on the important role that artists play at a public research university," said Sara Guyer, dean of the division. These new scholars, welcomed to campus to continue Berkeley’s legacy of shaping cultural movements, generational narratives, and historical moments, are at the forefront of their respective fields in poetry and creative writing, ethnomusicology, world cinema, printmaking, painting, theater directing, and other fields.
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Campus
- UC president and system chancellors on current campus climate
- Disabled Students’ Program will get new home, renovations underway
- 150+ years of prominence in teaching world languages
- Celebrating Native American Heritage Month
- 19 campus projects focused on equity and inclusion seek support
- Celebrating veterans, 100th anniversary of California Memorial Stadium
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Research
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Innovators
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Awards & Accolades
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Students
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Faculty
- For new prof, solving homelessness requires data, direction, and belief
- Poulomi Saha on why we're so obsessed with cults
- Why we must look beyond César Chávez to understand UFW history
- Inside the year-long mission to bring prominent Putin critics to Berkeley
- Acclaimed historian takes you behind the scenes
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UPCOMING EVENTS
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Big Game Live Viewing Party in Toronto
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18
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Big Game Live Viewing Party in Singapore
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 19
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Big Game Live Viewing Party in Seoul
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 19
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23
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Thanksgiving Dinner in Shenzhen
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23
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Thanksgiving Dinner in Guangzhou
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24
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Berkeley Club of Korea Annual Year-end Dinner in Seoul
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24
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Thanksgiving Luncheon in Hong Kong
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25
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Interuniversity Thanksgiving Dinner in Singapore
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 26
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Berkeley Club of the Philippines Annual Holiday Dinner in Manila
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19
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Berkeley Online Past Publications
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August 2024
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July 2024
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June 2024
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May 2024
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Congratulations, Class of 2024! -
April 2024
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Longtime campus, innovation, business leader steps up -
March 2024
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Light the Way campaign raises $7.37B -
February 2024
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Big Give 2024 is coming March 14! -
January 2024
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Embrace Berkeley’s values, pursue audacious goals -
December 2023
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Happy holidays from Berkeley Online! -
November 2023
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October 2023
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Photos and videos are live online -
September 2023
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Berkeley to join Atlantic Coast Conference -
August 2023
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Citizen Clinic gets big boost from Google -
July 2023
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Homecoming registration is open! -
June 2023
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Plans for an ambitious year ahead -
May 2023
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Fun vibes, frequent flier miles, famous speakers -
April 2023
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Annie, Lou, and three fluffy chicks -
March 2023
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Bakar Prize winners go for broke