BERKELEY'S NEWS • SEPTEMBER 21, 2023
Campus
JUNE 03, 2014
UC Berkeley offers open online course on the science of happiness
Students around the world will soon be able to study the intricacies behind turning frowns upside down in a new online course to be offered by UC Berkeley this fall.
Campus
JUNE 03, 2014
UC Berkeley offers open online course on the science of happiness
Students around the world will soon be able to study the intricacies behind turning frowns upside down in a new online course to be offered by UC Berkeley this fall.
Law & Justice
MAY 30, 2014
Former UC Berkeley administrator charged with grand theft, embezzlement
A former UC Berkeley administrator with a prior felony conviction was fired from her position in April and charged with grand theft and embezzlement last week.
Law & Justice
MAY 30, 2014
Former UC Berkeley administrator charged with grand theft, embezzlement
A former UC Berkeley administrator with a prior felony conviction was fired from her position in April and charged with grand theft and embezzlement last week.
Campus
MAY 29, 2014
Students gather for vigil in remembrance of victims in UCSB tragedy
Several hundred students and community members gathered on Memorial Glade Wednesday evening for an intimate candlelight vigil remembering the six UC Santa Barbara students who lost their lives and 13 others injured in the killing rampage in Isla Vista on Friday.
Campus
MAY 29, 2014
Students gather for vigil in remembrance of victims in UCSB tragedy
Several hundred students and community members gathered on Memorial Glade Wednesday evening for an intimate candlelight vigil remembering the six UC Santa Barbara students who lost their lives and 13 others injured in the killing rampage in Isla Vista on Friday.
UC
MAY 18, 2014
May revision of state budget proposes slight decline in UC funding
Despite continued lobbying efforts from leaders and supporters of public higher education, Gov. Jerry Brown’s May revision of the 2014-15 budget proposes a slight decrease in UC funding.
UC
MAY 18, 2014
May revision of state budget proposes slight decline in UC funding
Despite continued lobbying efforts from leaders and supporters of public higher education, Gov. Jerry Brown’s May revision of the 2014-15 budget proposes a slight decrease in UC funding.
Campus
MAY 08, 2014
Program for disabled students transitions to new model for services in fall
In response to funding pressures and a shift in demographics, UC Berkeley’s Disabled Students’ Residence Program is currently transitioning to a model that will place a greater emphasis on independent living skills.
Campus
MAY 08, 2014
Program for disabled students transitions to new model for services in fall
In response to funding pressures and a shift in demographics, UC Berkeley’s Disabled Students’ Residence Program is currently transitioning to a model that will place a greater emphasis on independent living skills.
Research & Ideas
MAY 04, 2014
Five UC Berkeley professors elected to the National Academy of Sciences
The National Academy of Sciences elected five UC Berkeley professors to their society of distinguished scholars last Tuesday, along with 84 other new members and 21 foreign associates from 15 countries joining this year.
Research & Ideas
MAY 04, 2014
Five UC Berkeley professors elected to the National Academy of Sciences
The National Academy of Sciences elected five UC Berkeley professors to their society of distinguished scholars last Tuesday, along with 84 other new members and 21 foreign associates from 15 countries joining this year.
UC
APRIL 29, 2014
California higher education leaders jointly advocate for increased funding
Leaders of California’s higher education system met with Gov. Jerry Brown and state legislative leadership Tuesday in Sacramento to present their vision for fostering innovation, engagement and success for students, as well as advocate for funding.
UC
APRIL 29, 2014
California higher education leaders jointly advocate for increased funding
Leaders of California’s higher education system met with Gov. Jerry Brown and state legislative leadership Tuesday in Sacramento to present their vision for fostering innovation, engagement and success for students, as well as advocate for funding.
Obituary
APRIL 22, 2014
UC Berkeley professor emeritus Chin Long Chiang dies at 99
Chin Long Chiang, professor emeritus at the UC Berkeley School of Public Health, died on April 1, leaving behind a legacy of contributions to the field of biostatistics during his career of more than 40 years on campus. He was 99.
Obituary
APRIL 22, 2014
UC Berkeley professor emeritus Chin Long Chiang dies at 99
Chin Long Chiang, professor emeritus at the UC Berkeley School of Public Health, died on April 1, leaving behind a legacy of contributions to the field of biostatistics during his career of more than 40 years on campus. He was 99.
City
APRIL 20, 2014
Federal report's findings may help save Berkeley's historic post office
A report submitted to Congress Thursday may help save the 100-year-old Berkeley post office by highlighting findings of the United States Postal Service’s noncompliance with federal historic preservation laws.
City
APRIL 20, 2014
Federal report's findings may help save Berkeley's historic post office
A report submitted to Congress Thursday may help save the 100-year-old Berkeley post office by highlighting findings of the United States Postal Service’s noncompliance with federal historic preservation laws.
Campus
APRIL 17, 2014
Conference illuminates problem of Islamophobia in today's society
For more than seven hours on Thursday, students and community members gathered in the Boalt School of Law to discuss the presence of Islamophobia in culture and society.
Campus
APRIL 17, 2014
Conference illuminates problem of Islamophobia in today's society
For more than seven hours on Thursday, students and community members gathered in the Boalt School of Law to discuss the presence of Islamophobia in culture and society.
