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UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism
Obituary
AUGUST 19, 2015
James Spaulding, one of 1st to teach at UC Berkeley's journalism school, dies at 94
UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism Professor Emeritus James Spaulding, known for his keen eye for words and keener taste for fine wine, died July 30 at his home in Calistoga, California. He was 94.
Obituary
AUGUST 19, 2015
James Spaulding, one of 1st to teach at UC Berkeley's journalism school, dies at 94
UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism Professor Emeritus James Spaulding, known for his keen eye for words and keener taste for fine wine, died July 30 at his home in Calistoga, California. He was 94.
Campus
NOVEMBER 30, 2014
Regents approve $7,500 supplementary fee for UC Berkeley journalism school
At their Nov.20 meeting, the UC Board of Regents approved to implement an annual supplemental fee of $7,500 on top of the current UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism basic tuition.
Campus
NOVEMBER 30, 2014
Regents approve $7,500 supplementary fee for UC Berkeley journalism school
At their Nov.20 meeting, the UC Board of Regents approved to implement an annual supplemental fee of $7,500 on top of the current UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism basic tuition.
Campus
SEPTEMBER 29, 2014
Resorts CEO sues hedge fund founder over comments made at UC Berkeley
Wynn Resorts CEO Stephen Wynn filed a slander lawsuit in the U.S. Northern District Court in San Francisco on Thursday against hedge fund founder James S. Chanos regarding comments Chanos made at a forum conducted at UC Berkeley in April.
Campus
SEPTEMBER 29, 2014
Resorts CEO sues hedge fund founder over comments made at UC Berkeley
Wynn Resorts CEO Stephen Wynn filed a slander lawsuit in the U.S. Northern District Court in San Francisco on Thursday against hedge fund founder James S. Chanos regarding comments Chanos made at a forum conducted at UC Berkeley in April.
Research & Ideas
FEBRUARY 06, 2014
Panelists discuss importance of protecting confidentiality in journalism
Industry professionals gathered at UC Berkeley’s Graduate School of Journalism Wednesday evening to discuss the importance of protecting confidentiality in an age when qualms over extensive government surveillance are perhaps more pressing than ever.
Research & Ideas
FEBRUARY 06, 2014
Panelists discuss importance of protecting confidentiality in journalism
Industry professionals gathered at UC Berkeley’s Graduate School of Journalism Wednesday evening to discuss the importance of protecting confidentiality in an age when qualms over extensive government surveillance are perhaps more pressing than ever.
Law & Justice
NOVEMBER 20, 2012
$23,000 in computer equipment stolen from North Gate Hall
A student reported $23,000 of computer equipment stolen from a locked lab in North Gate Hall on campus Sunday night.
Law & Justice
NOVEMBER 20, 2012
$23,000 in computer equipment stolen from North Gate Hall
A student reported $23,000 of computer equipment stolen from a locked lab in North Gate Hall on campus Sunday night.
City
AUGUST 08, 2012
Berkeley FILM Foundation awards $150,000 in grants
The Berkeley FILM Foundation awarded a combined $150,000 in grants on July 26 to 23 local filmmakers, including five students and one UC Berkeley alumna.
City
AUGUST 08, 2012
Berkeley FILM Foundation awards $150,000 in grants
The Berkeley FILM Foundation awarded a combined $150,000 in grants on July 26 to 23 local filmmakers, including five students and one UC Berkeley alumna.
Campus
AUGUST 02, 2012
Daily Cal bids farewell to Eshleman, moves to new office on Northside
Saying farewell to its view overlooking the UC Berkeley campus, The Daily Californian will leave its sixth floor office in Eshleman Hall for good this Friday.
Campus
AUGUST 02, 2012
Daily Cal bids farewell to Eshleman, moves to new office on Northside
Saying farewell to its view overlooking the UC Berkeley campus, The Daily Californian will leave its sixth floor office in Eshleman Hall for good this Friday.
Campus
JULY 26, 2012
Journalism students develop 'Mobile Reporting Field Guide'
With the help of their instructors, three students enrolled in the Graduate School of Journalism's mobile reporting course compiled a list of the best and worst mobile apps used for news-reporting.
Campus
JULY 26, 2012
Journalism students develop 'Mobile Reporting Field Guide'
With the help of their instructors, three students enrolled in the Graduate School of Journalism's mobile reporting course compiled a list of the best and worst mobile apps used for news-reporting.
