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BERKELEY'S NEWS • MAY 24, 2023

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Jeremy Fiance

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The UC Board of Regents met Tuesday and Wednesday to discuss AI investments, immigration status and work-study jobs, ableism training for faculty and staff and budget reports. The board also voted to unanimously approve UC Berkeley’s new College of Computing, Data Science and Society, or CDSS.
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The UC Board of Regents met Tuesday and Wednesday to discuss AI investments, immigration status and work-study jobs, ableism training for faculty and staff and budget reports. The board also voted to unanimously approve UC Berkeley’s new College of Computing, Data Science and Society, or CDSS.
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UC Berkeley’s startup ecosystem, which has helped launch hundreds of companies, is a network of startup incubators, accelerators, investors and classes.
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UC Berkeley’s startup ecosystem, which has helped launch hundreds of companies, is a network of startup incubators, accelerators, investors and classes.
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Three UC Berkeley students founded a company dedicated to connecting startups in India with resources from Silicon Valley, providing mentorship and funding for these new organizations.
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Three UC Berkeley students founded a company dedicated to connecting startups in India with resources from Silicon Valley, providing mentorship and funding for these new organizations.
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During the UC Board of Regents finance committee meeting Friday, the university revealed that it had invested in the House Fund — a $6 million venture capitalist fund exclusively for on campus student, alumni and faculty startups.
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During the UC Board of Regents finance committee meeting Friday, the university revealed that it had invested in the House Fund — a $6 million venture capitalist fund exclusively for on campus student, alumni and faculty startups.
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The House — a startup institute exclusively for UC Berkeley students, alumni and staff — launched Wednesday at 2560 Bancroft Way, the former student store.
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The House — a startup institute exclusively for UC Berkeley students, alumni and staff — launched Wednesday at 2560 Bancroft Way, the former student store.
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The Bay Area is filled with successful startups created by campus alumni — TubeMogul, Caviar and Indiegogo, to name a few — but until recently, aspiring UC Berkeley entrepreneurs did not have access to funding allocated specifically for them.
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The Bay Area is filled with successful startups created by campus alumni — TubeMogul, Caviar and Indiegogo, to name a few — but until recently, aspiring UC Berkeley entrepreneurs did not have access to funding allocated specifically for them.
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Travis Kalanick, CEO of the car-sharing service, Uber, stopped by Banatao Auditorium Thursday evening to share his entrepreneurship tips with approximately 150 students.
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Travis Kalanick, CEO of the car-sharing service, Uber, stopped by Banatao Auditorium Thursday evening to share his entrepreneurship tips with approximately 150 students.
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More than 100 Berkeley entrepreneurs gathered in Downtown Berkeley to participate in Startup Weekend, a student-run 54-hour event where entrepreneurs pitch ideas to peers and venture capitalist judges.
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More than 100 Berkeley entrepreneurs gathered in Downtown Berkeley to participate in Startup Weekend, a student-run 54-hour event where entrepreneurs pitch ideas to peers and venture capitalist judges.
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As many would-be entrepreneurs have discovered, there is a huge difference between having an idea and making it a reality. Free Ventures is attempting to bridge that gap.
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As many would-be entrepreneurs have discovered, there is a huge difference between having an idea and making it a reality. Free Ventures is attempting to bridge that gap.
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Instead of cracking codes and shutting down networks, UC Berkeley students participating in a hackathon hosted by Bloomberg this week, put their computer programming skills to use, improving their humanitarian business ventures.
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Instead of cracking codes and shutting down networks, UC Berkeley students participating in a hackathon hosted by Bloomberg this week, put their computer programming skills to use, improving their humanitarian business ventures.
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