Paris in the morning: An unforgettable experience
Natalia Brusco/Staff
I encourage you to foster a mindset of spontaneity the next time you travel, as my morning in Paris was an experience I will never forget.
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UC Berkeley study shows effectiveness of COVID-19 spread prevention policies
As governments implement anti-contagion practices to prevent COVID-19, UC Berkeley researchers studied the effects of such policies on the growth rate of infections across six different countries.
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Photo essay: Memories of Malta
During my study abroad experience in France, I was lucky enough to stumble upon a flight deal to Malta.
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‘But we are still alive’: On refugee depictions in ‘Transit’ and ‘Exit West’
The consul banged the table and said, “If you’ve got no passport you’re officially dead” But we are still alive, my dear, but we are still alive Went to a committee; they offered me a chair; Asked me politely to return next year: But where shall we go today,
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Distinguished chemist Polly Arnold appointed as chemical sciences director at Berkeley Lab
Distinguished heavy-element chemist Polly Arnold has been appointed as director of the Chemical Sciences Division at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.
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France in the eyes of an American realist
The more I thought about it and the longer I stayed in France, the more parallels I drew between France and my own home, California.
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Picks of the Week: Paris in your pocket, and in your backyard
I am writing to you from Paris, France. The weather is hot, and the jet lag is at large. But so is the bread and the cheese and the art.
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French-American duo Ginkgoa brings jubilance to not-so-Stern Grove Festival
Ginkgoa blanketed the grove with tunes that sounded part Daft Punk and part Caravan Palace, with lyrics rapped and sung in English and French.
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99 years: Armistice Day in Berkeley, 1918
It was the day of the armistice, when the German forces had formally surrendered to the Allies in France. The news could not have been more welcome.
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Global political shift affects higher education abroad
While many people were left questioning, “How could something like this happen?” the United States was not alone. This is a global phenomenon.
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