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An experimental research method that began in the work of campus professor Edward Miguel and his former doctoral adviser led to the awarding of a Nobel prize on Monday.
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It’s tough making decisions that you know won’t make your parents happy, but it’s even tougher to live a life just to please your parents.
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Economics professor Max Auffhammer reacts to “Rate my Professor” reviews that comment on his dry humor and chocolate incentives, all while rocking a Cal Quidditch T-shirt.
This change is intended to appeal to international students who look for jobs in the United States after graduation from UC Berkeley.
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UC Berkeley is a survival game between you and the school. With school out for the summer, maybe it’s time to pick up some “Fortnite Battle Royale” skills to make sure you survive UC Berkeley. Have fun gaming, Bears!
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Two years ago, I cried on the steps of De Anza College. I felt ashamed by the realization that I was a part of the single-digit percentage of Cupertino students who ended up going to community college. My internalization of this stigma knew no bounds — I would hide my
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A recent study on gender stereotypes in the anonymous online forum Economics Job Market Rumors, or EJMR, revealed what appears to be a hostile environment toward women in some circles of the economics field.
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For California football players, the value of the direct benefits they receive for their football services is a mere 14.9% of the profit they generate on an annual basis.
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Seattle’s rising minimum wage has not affected employment rates, according to a UC Berkeley study released Tuesday by the Institute for Research on Labor and Employment.
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“Oh, I’m so sorry – did you not get into your first choice major,” says almost everyone when you tell them your major. “No, pal”.
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