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Campus
FEBRUARY 26, 2014
Few protections, profits for unpaid interns even with first hints of reform
Combating competition and economic decline, college students are increasingly struggling to find work and take on unpaid internships.
Campus
FEBRUARY 26, 2014
Few protections, profits for unpaid interns even with first hints of reform
Combating competition and economic decline, college students are increasingly struggling to find work and take on unpaid internships.
UC
FEBRUARY 10, 2014
Napolitano reflects after her return from the Winter Olympic Games in Sochi
UC President Janet Napolitano said that gay athletes appeared welcome at the Sochi Winter Olympic games and praised Russian security efforts after leading the U.S. presidential delegation at last Friday’s opening ceremony.
UC
FEBRUARY 10, 2014
Napolitano reflects after her return from the Winter Olympic Games in Sochi
UC President Janet Napolitano said that gay athletes appeared welcome at the Sochi Winter Olympic games and praised Russian security efforts after leading the U.S. presidential delegation at last Friday’s opening ceremony.
UC
FEBRUARY 05, 2014
Napolitano to lead delegation at Sochi Winter Olympics
UC President Janet Napolitano took flight Wednesday to Sochi, Russia, where she will lead the U.S. presidential delegation at the opening ceremony of the 2014 Winter Olympics on Friday.
UC
FEBRUARY 05, 2014
Napolitano to lead delegation at Sochi Winter Olympics
UC President Janet Napolitano took flight Wednesday to Sochi, Russia, where she will lead the U.S. presidential delegation at the opening ceremony of the 2014 Winter Olympics on Friday.
City
FEBRUARY 03, 2014
Drought crisis causes State Water Project to halt supply come spring
The State Water Project, a backbone of California’s water system, serving about 25 million residents, announced Friday it will no longer be delivering water to consumers this year as a result of the drought, effective this spring.
City
FEBRUARY 03, 2014
Drought crisis causes State Water Project to halt supply come spring
The State Water Project, a backbone of California’s water system, serving about 25 million residents, announced Friday it will no longer be delivering water to consumers this year as a result of the drought, effective this spring.
Research & Ideas
JANUARY 27, 2014
New hackerspace Berkeley BioLabs opens in southwest Berkeley
Perched on the edge of the Berkeley Marina is an unassuming building, home to a number of labs and most recently, a new space for biotechnology researchers to experiment and push the boundaries of their fields.
Research & Ideas
JANUARY 27, 2014
New hackerspace Berkeley BioLabs opens in southwest Berkeley
Perched on the edge of the Berkeley Marina is an unassuming building, home to a number of labs and most recently, a new space for biotechnology researchers to experiment and push the boundaries of their fields.
Campus
JANUARY 26, 2014
UC Berkeley senior starts crowd-funding campaign to support family
The morning sky was still dark when UC Berkeley fifth-year Janette Meraz and her family joined the growing line at a San Diego food bank, trying to keep themselves warm with blankets and attempting to sleep on the cold concrete.
Campus
JANUARY 26, 2014
UC Berkeley senior starts crowd-funding campaign to support family
The morning sky was still dark when UC Berkeley fifth-year Janette Meraz and her family joined the growing line at a San Diego food bank, trying to keep themselves warm with blankets and attempting to sleep on the cold concrete.
Obituary
JANUARY 22, 2014
Gerald Berreman, professor emeritus of anthropology at UC Berkeley, dies at 83
Gerald Berreman, a UC Berkeley professor emeritus of anthropology known for his extensive work concerning social inequality in South Asia, died Dec. 23 after a long struggle with dementia. He was 83.
Obituary
JANUARY 22, 2014
Gerald Berreman, professor emeritus of anthropology at UC Berkeley, dies at 83
Gerald Berreman, a UC Berkeley professor emeritus of anthropology known for his extensive work concerning social inequality in South Asia, died Dec. 23 after a long struggle with dementia. He was 83.
Campus
DECEMBER 21, 2013
UC Berkeley professor wins award for environmental studies
Solomon Hsiang, an assistant professor of public policy at UC Berkeley, received the first Science for Solutions Award from the American Geophysical Union in late July for his significant contributions in the use and application of Earth and space sciences to solve social problems.
Campus
DECEMBER 21, 2013
UC Berkeley professor wins award for environmental studies
Solomon Hsiang, an assistant professor of public policy at UC Berkeley, received the first Science for Solutions Award from the American Geophysical Union in late July for his significant contributions in the use and application of Earth and space sciences to solve social problems.
Research & Ideas
DECEMBER 11, 2013
Nobel laureate Schekman boycotts top-tier science journals
In a move to break free from the tyranny of top tier science journals – Nobel Laureate Randy Schekman announced that his lab will be boycotting these publications.
Research & Ideas
DECEMBER 11, 2013
Nobel laureate Schekman boycotts top-tier science journals
In a move to break free from the tyranny of top tier science journals – Nobel Laureate Randy Schekman announced that his lab will be boycotting these publications.
Campus
DECEMBER 05, 2013
Mandela's death recalls memories of UC Berkeley's student anti-apartheid movement
It wasn’t until a student piped up in the middle of lecture on Thursday that South African native and UC Berkeley professor Gillian Hart learned that anti-apartheid revolutionary Nelson Mandela had passed away at 95.
Campus
DECEMBER 05, 2013
Mandela's death recalls memories of UC Berkeley's student anti-apartheid movement
It wasn’t until a student piped up in the middle of lecture on Thursday that South African native and UC Berkeley professor Gillian Hart learned that anti-apartheid revolutionary Nelson Mandela had passed away at 95.
