With llama love
Nishali Naik/Staff
Llamas are capable of deep communication with open hearts. Just the sight of these llamas brings a light, happy feeling to most.
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The many enriching experiences of studying abroad
For some, studying abroad is made meaningful through experiences outside the classroom.
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UC Berkeley alumnus, songwriter Jack Symes talks ‘Songs for Moms,’ joys of touring in a minivan
Jack Symes has been in three bands over the span of his musical career. Though he’s now primarily a solo artist, in his past musical lives, there was the high school group the Beefcakes and the college projects the Shady Ladies and the Midwest Can Company.
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Onlookers, participants speak to 40th annual Carnaval San Francisco message of celebration, resistance
Onlookers revelled not only in the sheer beauty of the parade on Sunday, but also in the cultural visibility it afforded.
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Amalgamation of me
This multifarious concoction, intermingling of distinct elements is similar to the architecture of my identity.
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Bears around the world
UC Berkeley’s study abroad programs attracted more than 1,700 students from fall 2016 to summer 2017, studying in 40 countries across the globe.
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UC Berkeley students’ theses find themselves squarely on the cutting edge
To decide to embark upon the journey of a senior thesis is to test one’s commitment, determination, fortitude and patience.
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Reggae: the new Rosetta Stone
It was a warm winter night in the Peruvian rainforest as we stumbled off the boat and back to our cabins on the shore of the Tambopata River. The boat’s motor was turned off, its gentle whirring giving way to the tweeting and chirping of an enormous and endless array of invisible creatures, each as mysterious to us as we were to them. Walking alongside us, our tour guide, Gustavo, was humming a Bob Marley song.
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UC Berkeley researcher studies controlled descent of spiders, flight evolution
Researchers studied a species of “sky-diving” spiders in South America that exhibits a unique controlled movement when they descend, a behavior that may have significant implications for the evolution of arachnid — and possibly other aerial animal — flight.
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Lucia Gutierrez of Cal women’s golf represents Peru at Pan American Games
As a member of the Cal women’s golf tournament lineup, Cal’s Lucia Gutierrez is no stranger to competing against challenging foes on the golf course over the years, and she continued to do so this week at the Pan American Games’ first-ever golf competition. The experience she has acquired abroad
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