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Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom is projected to win the race for California governor, while former U.S. Ambassador to Hungary Eleni Kounalakis is leading in the lieutenant governor race as of press time at 12:23 a.m. Wednesday.
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The UC Berkeley Haas School of Business MBA program was recently ranked the second best in the United States and the third best worldwide for female graduates.
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The Connie and Kevin Chou Hall at the Haas School of Business opened in late August just in time for the fall semester after an alumni donation of $15 million, with an additional $10 million to be potentially distributed over the next five years.
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UC Berkeley Haas School of Business alumnus Scott Galloway made a $4.4 million donation to the business school this spring, aimed at supporting students who are children of immigrants.
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UC Berkeley’s former basketball and football coaches were paid the highest salaries within UC Berkeley in 2016, according to the university’s annual payroll data released Friday afternoon.
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“You can’t always get what you want.” These wise words sung by The Rolling Stones accurately depict the struggle at UC Berkeley (well, maybe in the entire world but maybe even more so at Berkeley?). These are the words we UC Berkeley students live by, from not getting the desired
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UC President Mark Yudof approved the UCLA Anderson School of Management’s proposal to change its full-time MBA program to self-supporting status last week.
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A youth entrepreneurship program run through the UC Berkeley Haas School of Business will be expanding to include a select group of students from throughout the world this summer.
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A team of UC Berkeley students from the Haas School of Business tied for first place in an international business competition Feb. 2.
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Elected judges increase the harshness of their sentences in cases of violent crime in the months leading up to an election where they are at risk of losing their seats
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