UC Berkeley hosts its 1st women in blockchain conference
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California Memorial Stadium was adorned with purple and orange decorations for “she(256),” an all-day women in blockchain conference held Monday.
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UC Berkeley study shows possible self-driving taxis in near future
UC Berkeley laboratory research reveals that automated electric taxis will benefit the environment and are a possibility in the near future.
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UC Berkeley students’ campus-based fees total more than $1,440 per year
In 2016, The Daily Californian reported that campus fees total more than $1,100 yearly — the total has gone up because of increases written into certain referendums as well as the addition of two referendums in 2017.
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UC Berkeley signs master leases with developers to add more than 600 beds by 2023
Campus spokesperson Adam Ratliff said that the new master leases are intended to increase this number by about 665 beds for both undergraduate and graduate students by 2023, with 254 beds to be provided by the 2018-19 academic year as two new building projects are developed.
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UC Berkeley graduate engineering school ranked 3rd by US News
The overall ranking for Berkeley Engineering has remained the same as last year, while individual departments have either also remained the same or moved up from last year, according to Sarah Yang, executive director of marketing and communications at the college of engineering.
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UC Berkeley Law ties for 9th best law school according to US News
The law school has moved up three places in the rankings from last year, according to Berkeley Law spokesperson Michael Bazeley.
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UC Berkeley Haas part-time MBA program ranks No. 1 in US News
Jamie Breen, assistant dean of Haas MBA Programs for Working Professionals, credited the EWMBA’s success to the dedication and collaboration of the entire Haas staff.
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Berkeley Community Media to lose headquarters after 20 years of operation
Berkeley Community Media is losing its headquarters at Berkeley High School this summer after 20 years of operation.
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Berkeley required to pay $44K in housing development lawsuit
A lawsuit filed by the San Francisco Bay Area Renters’ Federation, or SFBARF, against Berkeley City Council has been settled in a five-to-one vote, allowing for three housing units to be built in West Berkeley.
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UC Berkeley ranked 3rd among public colleges by Money magazine for return on investment
UC Berkeley was ranked third in Money Magazine’s list of the 25 “Best Public Colleges for Big Paychecks,” released Thursday.
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