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UC Berkeley economists recently launched Realtime Inequality, a web tool to track and visualize income and wealth inequality in the United States within hours of the data’s release.
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The Berkeley Forum recently announced its spring 2022 lineup of events, which includes speakers and panels on topics such as activism, entrepreneurship and current affairs.
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Community organizations representing incarcerated people in Babu v. County of Alameda held a press conference Wednesday to discuss objections to a proposed settlement.
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On its first day of January meetings, the UC Board of Regents heard public comment, approved items regarding UCSF, reviewed the performances and ratings of the three UC national laboratories and approved a proposal to fund the Southern California pilot program.
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A team of UC Berkeley researchers recently detected traces of the COVID-19 omicron variant in Bay Area wastewater.
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For the past 50 years, the Black population in Berkeley has declined, according to census data compiled by Darrell Owens, a housing and transit activist with East Bay for Everyone.
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A UC Berkeley study found that, unlike other monsoons, unique geographical features create the North American monsoon, which drenches Mexico and the southwestern United States with heavy rainfall during the summer.
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The UC Board of Regents met in a hybrid format for the first day of their November meetings Tuesday, hearing public comment and a presentation about the Southern California Hub, as well as discussing the 2021-22 fiscal year.
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It has been more than a month since Berkeley implemented proof of COVID-19 vaccination requirements for indoor businesses, and local restaurants and gyms are slowly adjusting to the new normal.
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After the Board of Regents approved UC Berkeley’s plans to build on People’s Park, the community responded with varying degrees of support and criticism.
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