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Due to a campus-wide effort to increase diversity and remove barriers to higher education, most UC Berkeley graduate programs did not require the submission of a Graduate Record Examination, or GRE, for fall 2021.
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Three lecturers in the Rausser College of Natural Resources were named California Academy of Sciences fellows for their notable contributions to the field of natural sciences.
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A study conducted by UC Berkeley environmental scientists found that certain behaviors can significantly reduce the amount of wildfire smoke inside people’s houses.
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ESPM C128, ESPM 150 and ESPM C172 are among the many UC Berkeley environmental science, policy and management, or ESPM, courses offered this fall.
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The Graduate Diversity Council in the environmental science, policy and management department called for anti-racist action from its faculty in a petition.
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This fear of not only evacuation but of losing one’s home is deeply rooted in many Californians’ lives.
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To help you out before you even step foot on campus next year, close those Urban Dictionary tabs and library-sized dictionaries of yours and read on for the Clog’s all-encompassing guide to Berkeley lingo you should know before you’re enrolled next year.
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When it comes to environmentalism, many UC Berkeley professors, students and staff members have reached a consensus: The green movement is too white.
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From the blue skies to the rows of skinny palm trees, California truly is the best state in the country. But have you ever wondered which part of California you associate with most? Are you the plastic bag floating through the wind? We at the Clog made this quiz to answer these burning
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We’re all starting to reach that point in the semester. Our mind-blowing gender studies class now feels as basic as yesterday’s iced vanilla latte. That one professor who we idolized those first few weeks now is the bane of our existence. Yet our eyes and ears and hearts continue to wander.
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