Cindy Liu

Wednesday, October 6, 2021

Haas School of Business study shows how donations shape nonprofit stances and policies

Professors from UC Berkeley's Haas School of Business, University of Chicago, Boston University and Ivey Business School have co-authored a study revealing the effects of corporate donations and influence on nonprofits' stances on policymaking and commentary.

Professors from UC Berkeley’s Haas School of Business have co-authored a new study on how corporate donations shape nonprofit stances and government policies.
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Local Schools

Sunday, October 3, 2021

Emergency Broadband Benefit brings internet to Berkeley households

As the COVID-19 pandemic brought an increased reliance on online instruction, hundreds of Berkeley households have enrolled in the Emergency Broadband Benefit, or EBB, program for help affording internet access.
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Campus

Thursday, September 30, 2021

UC Berkeley suspends GRE requirement for fall applicants

Due to a campus-wide effort to increase diversity and remove barriers to higher education, most UC Berkeley graduate programs did not require the submission of a Graduate Record Examination, or GRE, for fall 2021.
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City

Sunday, September 26, 2021

‘Now is the time to engage’: Berkeley to redraw district boundaries

Berkeley residents will have the opportunity to participate in the City of Berkeley’s decennial redistricting process led by the Independent Redistricting Commission.
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Local Businesses

Thursday, September 23, 2021

So-so supermarket opens on Telegraph, brings long lines

Customers lined around the block for So-so Supermarket’s soft opening last Saturday, making its first weekend anything but so-so.
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Campus

Sunday, September 19, 2021

Campus mask mandates present safety, noncompliance claims

UC Berkeley’s mask mandates have served as a defense against COVID-19, but some students have found that not everyone is following them.
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Local Schools

Sunday, September 12, 2021

BUSD talks COVID-19 staffing needs, keeping students in school

Amid efforts to safely keep students in school, the Berkeley Unified School District’s Board of Education discussed new staffing needs and budget plans at its meeting Wednesday.
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Research & Ideas

Tuesday, September 7, 2021

Research on gecko tails presents unique movement applicable to robotics

Seven meters above the ground, Max Planck research group leader Ardian Jusufi observed a gecko glide off a tree and crash headfirst into another tree at 13 miles per hour.
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Campus

Monday, August 30, 2021

UC Berkeley students experience delays receiving Cal 1, Clipper Cards

Some UC Berkeley students arriving on campus have struggled to receive their Cal 1 and Clipper cards from campus, adding unexpected inconveniences to their return.
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Research & Ideas

Tuesday, August 24, 2021

NASA approves key funding for UC Berkeley satellite mission to Mars

A UC Berkeley-led team of scientists and engineers is one step closer to sending two satellites to Mars, following a key milestone approval from NASA on Aug. 17.
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Cindy Liu

Haas School of Business study shows how donations shape nonprofit stances and policies

Emergency Broadband Benefit brings internet to Berkeley households

UC Berkeley suspends GRE requirement for fall applicants

‘Now is the time to engage’: Berkeley to redraw district boundaries

So-so supermarket opens on Telegraph, brings long lines

Campus mask mandates present safety, noncompliance claims

BUSD talks COVID-19 staffing needs, keeping students in school

Research on gecko tails presents unique movement applicable to robotics

UC Berkeley students experience delays receiving Cal 1, Clipper Cards

NASA approves key funding for UC Berkeley satellite mission to Mars