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The Berkeley Forum partnered with the UC Berkeley Goldman School of Public Policy, or GSPP, on Monday to host California state treasurer Fiona Ma, who discussed “green” bonds and sustainable finance at an event attended by about 100 campus community members.
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UC Berkeley’s Institute of Governmental Studies, or IGS, released its final, pre-election poll Wednesday, showing Lt. Governor Gavin Newsom and incumbent U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein leading in the polls for California governor and U.S. Senator, respectively.
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Attorneys and activists Saru Jayaraman and Angela Glover Blackwell were slated to speak at the College of Natural Resources, or CNR, and Goldman School of Public Policy, of GSPP, graduation ceremonies, respectively.
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About 20 staff members and students attended each meeting to ask the representatives of various working groups questions about the strategic plan.
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Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives introduced legislation to renew the Higher Education Act of 1965 that includes several changes to current higher education policy on Friday.
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi criticized Antifa’s presence at Sunday’s “alt-right” rally in a statement Tuesday.
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Many campus professors fear that potential cuts could harm present and future research or mean fewer available research positions for graduate students.
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The Trump administration is allegedly assembling a federal higher education task force that UC Berkeley faculty members believe could impact the UC system.
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While members of the local and campus community have rallied and marched against Donald Trump’s ascent to the presidency, graduate students at the Goldman School of Public Policy, or GSPP, have composed a professional oath for public policy practitioners in response to the surprising results.
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When people decide whether or not to vote, they probably aren’t expecting to cast the tie-breaking ballot. Instead, a growing body of research suggests voters go to the polls as a result of pressure from others — voting to avoid the social stigma of having shirked their civic duty.
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