College of Environmental Design

In 2013, the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation funded the Global Urban Humanities Initiative, or GUH, a program stemming from interdisciplinary collaboration. Both the initiative and its current iteration, the Future Histories Lab, will be closing in May 2024 after 10 years.

The Berkeley Forum recently announced its spring 2022 lineup of events, which includes speakers and panels on topics such as activism, entrepreneurship and current affairs.

In March 2020, UC Berkeley implemented a universal pass/no pass policy for the semester, setting a campus precedent for an adjusted grading system during remote schooling. Adjustments were extended through fall 2020 and spring 2021, with various differences between colleges.

UC Berkeley’s College of Environmental Design, or CED, announced the Arcus Social Justice Corps, or ASJC, a four-year fellowship program that will provide tuition-relief to graduate students pursuing a career in social justice, on Thursday.

UC Berkeley’s XR Lab launched a virtual reality project allowing College of Environmental Design, or CED, students and faculty to showcase their work and explore Bauer Wurster Hall remotely.

Before he was passionate about singing, however, Ellis played many different roles in his life: track star, scholar, professor, artist and mover and shaker, acting as UC Berkeley’s vice chancellor of undergraduate affairs from 1989 to 1995.

To unite children from both sides of the border wall, UC Berkeley College of Environmental Design professor Ronald Rael designed an art project that turned the wall into a play area, which was awarded best design of 2020.

After UC Berkeley College of Environmental Design, or CED, announced a pass/no pass, or P/NP, grading alternative for the 2020 fall semester Saturday, UC Berkeley College of Engineering, or COE, is now the only campus undergraduate college that has yet to determine whether or not a P/NP policy will be adopted in light of the pandemic.

If you think about it, there aren’t that many differences between ecosystems and campus majors. In honor of Earth Day, we at the Clog have decided to compare different UC Berkeley majors to the various habitats that make up the planet we are lucky enough to call home.

Let’s give a hearty “Go Bears” to UC Berkeley’s famous fictional alumni and faculty from some of the most iconic books, movies and television series.