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Research & Ideas
MAY 12, 2017
Project IRENE brings lost cultures back to life
In Moffitt Library, Project IRENE, which is working to digitize nearly 3000 century-old recordings of several Native American languages, is entering its third year.
Research & Ideas
MAY 12, 2017
Project IRENE brings lost cultures back to life
In Moffitt Library, Project IRENE, which is working to digitize nearly 3000 century-old recordings of several Native American languages, is entering its third year.
Research & Ideas
APRIL 16, 2017
Campus study uncovers publication discrepancies in STEM
A recent study found a discrepancy in publication for most STEM programs at UC Berkeley, but found the campus’s College of Chemistry to be a surprising exception to the trend.
Research & Ideas
APRIL 16, 2017
Campus study uncovers publication discrepancies in STEM
A recent study found a discrepancy in publication for most STEM programs at UC Berkeley, but found the campus’s College of Chemistry to be a surprising exception to the trend.
Research & Ideas
APRIL 13, 2017
Research in the Trump era: How presidential budget could affect university funding
Many campus professors fear that potential cuts could harm present and future research or mean fewer available research positions for graduate students.
Research & Ideas
APRIL 13, 2017
Research in the Trump era: How presidential budget could affect university funding
Many campus professors fear that potential cuts could harm present and future research or mean fewer available research positions for graduate students.
City
MARCH 05, 2017
Lawyers, activists answer questions about immigration policy
Community lawyers and activists held a "Know Your Rights" panel at Berkeley City College on Thursday, in which they answered the audience's questions regarding immigration and privacy rights.
City
MARCH 05, 2017
Lawyers, activists answer questions about immigration policy
Community lawyers and activists held a "Know Your Rights" panel at Berkeley City College on Thursday, in which they answered the audience's questions regarding immigration and privacy rights.
Law & Justice
FEBRUARY 05, 2017
City of Berkeley reaches conditional settlement in lawsuit regarding police use of force
A tentative settlement has been reached between the city of Berkeley and journalists and demonstrators in a civil lawsuit regarding the Berkeley Police Department’s alleged use of force at a 2014 demonstration.
Law & Justice
FEBRUARY 05, 2017
City of Berkeley reaches conditional settlement in lawsuit regarding police use of force
A tentative settlement has been reached between the city of Berkeley and journalists and demonstrators in a civil lawsuit regarding the Berkeley Police Department’s alleged use of force at a 2014 demonstration.
City
DECEMBER 29, 2016
Burrowing owl population sees decline in Berkeley area
Fewer burrowing owls are returning to the Berkeley area as their population continues to dwindle, not only in California but across North America.
City
DECEMBER 29, 2016
Burrowing owl population sees decline in Berkeley area
Fewer burrowing owls are returning to the Berkeley area as their population continues to dwindle, not only in California but across North America.
Campus
DECEMBER 26, 2016
Berkeley College Republicans required to raise up to $10,000 to host Milo Yiannopoulos
BCR invited Yiannopoulos to visit the campus as part of his 18-stop tour across U.S. colleges. His impending visit has generated controversy across the campus community given his straightforwardness and extreme conservative views. UCPD has determined the $10,000 to be a rough assessment of the costs of security, according to campus spokesperson Dan Mogulof.
Campus
DECEMBER 26, 2016
Berkeley College Republicans required to raise up to $10,000 to host Milo Yiannopoulos
BCR invited Yiannopoulos to visit the campus as part of his 18-stop tour across U.S. colleges. His impending visit has generated controversy across the campus community given his straightforwardness and extreme conservative views. UCPD has determined the $10,000 to be a rough assessment of the costs of security, according to campus spokesperson Dan Mogulof.
Campus
DECEMBER 20, 2016
UC Berkeley’s number of applications reaches record high
UC Berkeley saw a growth of 7.7 percent in applications from Californian residents, while the number of in-state applicants to all nine undergraduate campuses increased by 6 percent, nearly tripling from last year.
Campus
DECEMBER 20, 2016
UC Berkeley’s number of applications reaches record high
UC Berkeley saw a growth of 7.7 percent in applications from Californian residents, while the number of in-state applicants to all nine undergraduate campuses increased by 6 percent, nearly tripling from last year.
Research & Ideas
DECEMBER 16, 2016
New arguments surface in CRISPR patent dispute
The Patent Trial and Appeal Board heard arguments regarding a patent dispute over the methods employed in CRISPR, a natural bacterial defense mechanism that some scientists have used to modify DNA.
Research & Ideas
DECEMBER 16, 2016
New arguments surface in CRISPR patent dispute
The Patent Trial and Appeal Board heard arguments regarding a patent dispute over the methods employed in CRISPR, a natural bacterial defense mechanism that some scientists have used to modify DNA.
Dead Week Puzzles 2016
DECEMBER 05, 2016
WWRD?: How Rory Gilmore would handle finals at UC Berkeley
With RRR week upon on us and finals looming over our tired bodies ready to take the last of our energy, students are searching for guidance on how to survive the next two weeks. The perfect role model? Rory Gilmore.
Dead Week Puzzles 2016
DECEMBER 05, 2016
WWRD?: How Rory Gilmore would handle finals at UC Berkeley
With RRR week upon on us and finals looming over our tired bodies ready to take the last of our energy, students are searching for guidance on how to survive the next two weeks. The perfect role model? Rory Gilmore.
