BERKELEY'S NEWS • NOVEMBER 17, 2023
UC
JUNE 28, 2015
UC Student Association discusses creation of student adviser position, prioritization of mental health
The University of California Student Association heard a proposal for more student representation on the UC Board of Regents at its June board meeting.
UC
JUNE 28, 2015
UC Student Association discusses creation of student adviser position, prioritization of mental health
The University of California Student Association heard a proposal for more student representation on the UC Board of Regents at its June board meeting.
City
JUNE 23, 2015
Redwood Gardens residents argue with management over communication problems
A council of about 30 apartment residents is criticizing a $3.3 million project to renovate a federally subsidized housing complex for seniors, with some saying the management company has engaged in wasteful spending and has not communicated well with residents about why the project is taking place.
City
JUNE 23, 2015
Redwood Gardens residents argue with management over communication problems
A council of about 30 apartment residents is criticizing a $3.3 million project to renovate a federally subsidized housing complex for seniors, with some saying the management company has engaged in wasteful spending and has not communicated well with residents about why the project is taking place.
UC
JUNE 03, 2015
UC Riverside graduate student Marcela Ramirez nominated for 2016-17 student regent
The University of California announced UC Riverside graduate student Marcela Ramirez as the 2016-17 student regent-nominee Tuesday.
UC
JUNE 03, 2015
UC Riverside graduate student Marcela Ramirez nominated for 2016-17 student regent
The University of California announced UC Riverside graduate student Marcela Ramirez as the 2016-17 student regent-nominee Tuesday.
CalSO Issue 2015
MAY 29, 2015
Berkeley's foodie culture has room for all dietary restrictions
Berkeley — city of hippies, protesters and counter-culturalists — is also a site of pilgrimage for foodies as the cradle of the American slow-food movement. Here, even the eats are quintessentially Berkeley: That cup of coffee, too, was designed to resist oppressive hegemons and change the world.
CalSO Issue 2015
MAY 29, 2015
Berkeley's foodie culture has room for all dietary restrictions
Berkeley — city of hippies, protesters and counter-culturalists — is also a site of pilgrimage for foodies as the cradle of the American slow-food movement. Here, even the eats are quintessentially Berkeley: That cup of coffee, too, was designed to resist oppressive hegemons and change the world.
Research & Ideas
MAY 28, 2015
UC Berkeley researchers find global warming negatively affects cold-blooded organisms
The study, a review of 112 published studies on thermal tolerance and plasticity in different animal species, examines ectotherms ranging from fish and insects to crustaceans and lizards.
Research & Ideas
MAY 28, 2015
UC Berkeley researchers find global warming negatively affects cold-blooded organisms
The study, a review of 112 published studies on thermal tolerance and plasticity in different animal species, examines ectotherms ranging from fish and insects to crustaceans and lizards.
Research & Ideas
MAY 19, 2015
UC Berkeley team works on atlas of Oakland's International Boulevard
A team of students and faculty at UC Berkeley’s Cartography and GIS Education Lab is creating an atlas of maps that highlights a diverse array of themes on International Boulevard in Oakland.
Research & Ideas
MAY 19, 2015
UC Berkeley team works on atlas of Oakland's International Boulevard
A team of students and faculty at UC Berkeley’s Cartography and GIS Education Lab is creating an atlas of maps that highlights a diverse array of themes on International Boulevard in Oakland.
College Life
OCTOBER 11, 2013
We Spy: A poem sensation on Sproul nation
Felix Santos — the new face on the block. With a cardboard cut-out, a clipboard and plenty of free time, Santos is making his passion for poetry a contagious disease. Witness the train of students underneath Sather Gate.
College Life
OCTOBER 11, 2013
We Spy: A poem sensation on Sproul nation
Felix Santos — the new face on the block. With a cardboard cut-out, a clipboard and plenty of free time, Santos is making his passion for poetry a contagious disease. Witness the train of students underneath Sather Gate.
