UC Berkeley professors share their favorite summer memories
Alexander Hong/Senior Staff
How have UC Berkeley professors spent their favorite summers? Read on to find out what campus faculty have done during their most memorable summers.
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After fire at Notre-Dame cathedral, world mourns emblem of art, history, culture
Notre-Dame de Paris, French for “Our Lady of Paris,” has long been one of the most revered religious, cultural and historical landmarks in the world.
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Places and pasts
Between America and Me
“ If I were an animal I’d be a capybara!” A what? My American friends are back at it. They’re talking about their favorite type of tree, that time they saw it in that one national park, and how much they “need their nature”. I guess I like nature. But
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An American in Paris: Less than 48 hours in the City of Light
I’d dreamed of visiting this city for years, so there was a lot that I wanted to do during my short stay in Paris. Commençons!
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In light of the moth meme: If moths went to UC Berkeley
As our school’s motto goes, “Let there be light” — and where there is light, there are moths. Recently, there’s been a boom of moth-related memes circulating the interwebs, and so to add onto the joke, here’s what would happen if a moth attended UC Berkeley as a student.
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France in the eyes of an American realist
The more I thought about it and the longer I stayed in France, the more parallels I drew between France and my own home, California.
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Carly Rae Jepsen provides ultimate #CutToTheFeelingFriday in Outside Lands performance
While Carly Rae Jepsen may have been without her sword for her Friday afternoon Outside Lands performance, nothing stopped her from slaying.
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Literary legends: Magical bookshops around the world
This list certainly doesn’t capture all the amazing bookstores around the world, so we encourage you to make a list of your own findings, too.
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Picks of the Week: Paris in your pocket, and in your backyard
I am writing to you from Paris, France. The weather is hot, and the jet lag is at large. But so is the bread and the cheese and the art.
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‘The Great Believers’ poignantly portrays long-term trauma of AIDS epidemic
“The Great Believers” follows two stories, one in Chicago at the height of the AIDS epidemic and the other in 2015 Paris.
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