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The ASUC Senate held its first meeting of the semester Wednesday, discussing the Wall Street Journal partnership and the absence of gender-neutral bathrooms in the Martin Luther King Jr. Student Union.
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UC Berkeley alumnus Terry Rosen, along with his wife, Tori Rosen, have gifted the College of Chemistry $25 million for the construction of a building in the name of his Ph.D. adviser, Clayton Heathcock.
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Libraries at UC Berkeley are like McDonald’s and Starbucks in New York City: everywhere you look, there is going to be one. Each one is unique, however, and is always worth a look into.
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How many times have you texted your media studies friend to meet you somewhere on campus and they respond: “I literally don’t know where that is.”?
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The Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, or CZI, announced Tuesday that it will award more than $6.9 million to fund programs at UC Berkeley and UC San Diego supporting underrepresented students in STEM fields.
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The American Association for the Advancement of Science named four scientists from Lawrence Berkeley National Lab — three of whom are UC Berkeley faculty — as fellows Tuesday.
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The increasing demand for sustainable and renewable energy prompted the development and use of nanotechnology to harness solar power, according to the study, which was published in Nature Nanotechnology, a scientific journal, on Oct. 1.
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UC Berkeley alumna and professor at the California Institute of Technology Frances Arnold was awarded a Nobel Prize in chemistry Wednesday — the fifth woman in history to win this prize.
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Attorneys and activists Saru Jayaraman and Angela Glover Blackwell were slated to speak at the College of Natural Resources, or CNR, and Goldman School of Public Policy, of GSPP, graduation ceremonies, respectively.
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UC Berkeley’s 14 schools and colleges offer a nearly endless supply of degrees — from undergraduate minors in education to doctorate programs in information management. What do they all have in common? The students, who act as a constant source of ingenuity and passion on campus.
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