Haas School of Business

A report published Tuesday from the Energy Institute at Haas found that Californians pay up to triple for what it costs to produce electricity.

Following the historic confirmation of Haas School of Business professor emerita Janet Yellen last month, the U.S. Senate confirmed former Goldman School of Public Policy professor Jennifer Granholm as the U.S. Secretary of Energy on Thursday.

Terrance Odean, professor in UC Berkeley’s Haas School of Business, studies retail investor behavior. Having recently co-authored a paper about the online trading app Robinhood, Odean said he did not invest in GameStop stock.

In a historic moment breaking national gender barriers, the Senate confirmed Haas School of Business professor emerita Janet Yellen to be treasury secretary Monday.

Olaseni Bello, a student pursuing his MBA at the Haas School of Business, was awarded a $20,000 scholarship Dec. 17 from the Sallie Mae’s Bridging the Dream Scholarship for Graduate Students.

Four members of the greater UC Berkeley community are likely to serve leadership positions within the incoming Biden Administration, as of press time. 

UC Berkeley Haas School of Business published a notice on its website Friday stating that the admissions committee prefers that undergraduate applicants take prerequisite classes for a letter grade, despite nearly all undergraduate colleges having adopted a version of a policy allowing students to take classes for major requirements pass/no pass, or P/NP.

The Haas School of Business announced Tuesday it will allow undergraduate students to take one upper division business course, one core substitute or one Haas prerequisite pass/no pass during each semester remote instruction continues.

Several UC Berkeley colleges and departments are considering alternative grading policy options in light of the College of Letters and Science’s pass/no pass, or P/NP, policy update Thursday.

UC Berkeley announced the approval of a small number of pilot programs for outdoor instructional activities this semester in a campuswide email Oct. 22.