Germany

An oligarch sets his sights on a new Premier League team every week, and the threat of a Super League looms large over Europe. In the concrete jungle of Berlin, one team is defying the odds.

Author and UC Berkeley professor of African American Studies Darieck Scott uses fantasy as an active engagement with reality in his widely appraised book Keeping It Unreal: Black Queer Fantasy and Superhero Comics published in 2022. 

As the world marvels at Ukraine’s ability to force back one of the great global powers, one can certainly wonder why a majority of the world has stood on the sidelines for so long.

Visiting professors are teaching classes through their unique international perspectives.

Ulrike Malmendier, Edward J. and Mollie Arnold professor of finance at the Haas School of Business, was appointed to the German Council of Economic Experts on Aug. 10. 

Governments must stop propping up animal agriculture via taxpayer subsidies and instead put funding toward a more sustainable food system — one where we don’t have to hurt animals.

Berkeley opened into permissiveness. It was a place where I could bring all of me, wherever I went.

What increased risk of COVID-19 infection would be created by restarting the Bundesliga? How does the emotional uplift fans will experience?

In a paper published in December 2019, researchers examine the impact of Germany’s shift away from nuclear energy toward coal plants between 2011 and 2017.

Distinguished heavy-element chemist Polly Arnold has been appointed as director of the Chemical Sciences Division at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.