Nobel Laureates

As UC Berkeley celebrates its 150th year of admitting female students, it’s important to discuss the presence female scientists have had on campus.

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Two weeks ago, U.S. News & World Report dealt a devastating blow to the Berkeley faithful, ranking UC Berkeley as No. 2 on its ranking of top public schools, below UCLA. The Clog is here to remind you of all the ways in which, despite what the rankings may say, we are still No. 1.

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The American Academy of Arts and Sciences announced last Wednesday the election of seven UC Berkeley staff and faculty to its society, which boasts an assortment of Nobel laureates, Pulitzer Prize recipients and Oscar winners among its total list of members.

One of sixteen honorees to receive the 2013 Presidential Medal of Freedom, former UC Berkeley Professor Daniel Kahneman was awarded the highest civilian honor by President Obama last Thursday.