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Be politically active if you desire change. And one of our first steps in balancing the scales of racial injustice in education should be to vote for ACA 5.
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UC Berkeley intends to start construction on the Upper Hearst Parking Structure and Ridge parking lot in September, transforming the property into a six-story residential housing and a four-story academic building, the campus announced Wednesday morning.
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Teaching, researching and producing blueprints for tax policy that can potentially affect the entire nation — that is the daily life of two UC Berkeley professors who are currently working with Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Massachusetts, to address the issue of wealth disparity in the United States.
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UC President Janet Napolitano, dean of the campus Goldman School of Public Policy Henry Brady and campus professor of public policy Robert Reich speculated about the upcoming midterm elections’ possible outcomes and spoke about the state of the country as a whole during a panel Tuesday.
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Members of the UC Berkeley community discussed student loans and the rising costs of higher education across the nation at a panel Monday, voicing concerns about a general lack of student financial literacy and an absence of action to support public higher education.
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Researchers at UC Berkeley’s School of Information used game theory to demonstrate that governments tend to abuse existing surveillance systems to stay in power.
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UC Berkeley is often ahead of the pack to champion innovations that promote sustainability. It now seems that the next opportunity for the university to become involved with progressive change is coming soon. As announced by Alice Waters in UC Berkeley’s Edible Education 101, UC President Janet Napolitano and the chancellors of
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UC Riverside announced the opening of a new graduate school of public policy on Monday, with hopes that the program will become a center for training real-world policymakers uniquely equipped to work in Southern California.
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