Back and Forth

I have found my pre-med classes and the study groups through the Student Learning Center to be some of the most supportive communities on campus.

In its honesty, the porn at HUMP! envelops all that is human; it exposes our wants, desires, quirks, lusts, passions, vulnerability and shame.

Sen. Stern explains that what ultimately drew him to Berkeley Law was the real, critical work being done on the campus and the rich variety of ways he could engage with chief issues of the time. In his own words, “the power of (UC Berkeley) is the breadth.”

Looking for a little guidance myself, I sat down with four professors to talk about the wonders and horrors of their 20s — and the setbacks they encountered on their own paths to becoming the academics they are today.

I became curious to know if others had experienced this phenomenon — if their careers and interests could similarly be traced to their favorite childhood book. More specifically, I wanted to know if this was the case for professors here at UC Berkeley.

In his keynote lecture, “Embodied Brain and Disembodied Mind,” he led the audience on an intriguing journey through a range of issues and disorders he has worked on in exploring mind-body interactions.

Christ has just about completed her first full academic year as leader of UC Berkeley. We often take the time to discuss Christ’s political platforms and policy decisions, but there is value in learning about the more human side of her, too.

CalTeach at UC Berkeley strives to equip undergraduate students with the necessary experiences to become effective educators in STEM fields.

In this back and forth, Lopez discusses the film and its effect on her and other residents of the town, highlighting how where she was born and raised has affected what she wants to do in Berkeley and beyond.