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This International Women’s Day, it’s important to reflect on all the strong women who have made us into the people we are today. While numerous women have influenced me in a myriad of ways, my mom has always stood out as one of the strongest and most powerful women out there.
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Hear all about the sales department from Sabrina, Rupsha, and Winnie! Applications are open until September 13th.
Learn about the online department from the manager, Ryota! Applications are open until September 13.
Forbes has selected several UC Berkeley students out of thousands of business and technology students around the world to participate in the Forbes Under 30 Scholar Summit this fall.
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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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This year, the Career Fair will be held from Sept. 12 to Sept. 14, and each day will be focused on a different industry.
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The Berkeley we left behind post-finals week is not the Berkeley we returned to when we came back from winter break. A few local favorites have disappeared, others have been replaced, and others jumped to a new location.
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As a longtime cannabis entrepreneur, I’m in a unique position to secure a California medical and adult-use retail license by Jan. 1. The dispensary I manage, Magnolia Wellness of Oakland, has been locally permitted since 2013. This is significantly before the cut-off date for expedited state application processing, and our
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No person’s game experience or opinion will be the same, but I’d feel a lot better about disliking a game I paid $5 for versus one that I paid $60 for.
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As week six (how is it week six already!?) comes at us like a bat out of hell, we’re beginning to realize that we may have bitten off a little more than we could chew this year.
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