UC Berkeley professors share their favorite summer memories
Alexander Hong/Senior Staff
How have UC Berkeley professors spent their favorite summers? Read on to find out what campus faculty have done during their most memorable summers.
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10 facts for a coffee lover to make small talk with your barista
Everyone drinks it, but how much do we really know about coffee? Take a break from studying to learn a few things about the drink we all know and love!
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‘Tito and the Birds’ is visually stunning, hopeful parable on the evils of capitalism and divisiveness
This allegory is particularly prescient in today’s climate, since Brazil just elected a far-right president who ran on a campaign of divisiveness. In light of these developments, “Tito and the Birds” comes off as a topical commentary, a fantastical refraction of the forces manifesting fear in real time.
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Sustainable hosting: tomorrow must change
Countries, especially those that are poorer or less developed, struggle to come up with the funds necessary to build the new stadiums and transportation networks that organizational bodies such as FIFA and the International Olympic Committee, or IOC, require.
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Faces of Berkeley: UC Berkeley alumnus Victor Santos works to change the finance world
According to Santos, his commitment to his company has been greatly bolstered by his ability to reside in the United States because of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA.
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UC Berkeley professors talk on their favorite summers in college
What do illegal camping, bilingual sailing lessons and Robert Kennedy have in common? They each could be your path to a future university professorship — or, at least, they each were part of a UC Berkeley faculty member’s road to success.
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Onlookers, participants speak to 40th annual Carnaval San Francisco message of celebration, resistance
Onlookers revelled not only in the sheer beauty of the parade on Sunday, but also in the cultural visibility it afforded.
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Former president of Brazil Dilma Rousseff speaks on democracy at UC Berkeley event
Former Brazilian president Dilma Rousseff spoke to hundreds on the future of democracy in her country at a Center for Latin American Studies, or CLAS, event Monday.
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Brazilian Bread Cafe brings authentic cheese breads to North Berkeley
Brazilian Bread, a cafe that specializes in fresh authentic Brazilian cheese breads, opened for business in North Berkeley at 1707 Solano Ave.
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About 70 protest UC Berkeley professor Judith Butler’s conference in Brazil
Judith Butler, a campus comparative literature professor and prominent gender theorist, helped organize a conference Tuesday in São Paulo, Brazil, that drew a crowd of protesters and counterprotesters.
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