No. 17 Cal women’s tennis prepare to battle UCLA, UCSB
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The Bears climbed two spots in the Oracle ITA Rankings after they steamrolled through Pacific 7-0 last week.
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Researchers link global cooling to emergence of islands in Southeast Asia
While global warming remains at the forefront of the minds of many, researchers from UC Berkeley and other institutions took a closer look at the driving forces of global cooling in a study published Thursday.
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UC Berkeley students, faculty hold College Leap competition to support community college entrepreneurs
College Leap, a national nonprofit organization founded by UC Berkeley students in 2019 that aims to empower international and transfer students at community colleges, is holding its National Business Plan Competition, or NBPC, this fall.
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UC Berkeley receives $25M grant for quantum computing research
UC Berkeley received a $25 million grant from the National Science Foundation to establish a multiuniversity initiative aiming to develop and understand quantum computing.
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UC Berkeley graduate students start wildcat strike, hold ‘digital picket line’ for COLA
Graduate student workers from 16 UC Berkeley departments officially began their wildcat strike Monday, pledging to withhold grades and fully cease all work duties in support of a cost-of-living adjustment, or COLA, from UC administration.
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Three steps for a lower carbon UC Berkeley
UC Berkeley’s plan for decarbonizing is, making encouraging progress, but it contains a flaw that we as a community have an urgent imperative to fix.
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UC Berkeley African American studies department graduate students ready to strike if COLA demands not met
UC Berkeley graduate students in the department of African American studies released a letter to Chancellor Carol Christ, claiming they are ready to strike if the administration fails to meet the demands of campus organizers in support of a cost of living adjustment by March 6.
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Cal 3rd baseman Quentin Selma named Pac-12 Player of the Week
Junior infielder Quentin Selma was honored for his four-game offensive fireworks show this weekend with a conference award.
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Protesters call for cost of living adjustment on Sproul Plaza, at Crossroads dining hall
“COLA 4 All,” “Solidarity with UCSC” and “Eat the Regents” were some of the phrases written on the signs present during a protest Feb. 21, which was staged in solidarity with the UC Santa Cruz graduate students on strike for a cost of living adjustment.
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Researchers examine impact of Germany’s nuclear phaseout
In a paper published in December 2019, researchers examine the impact of Germany’s shift away from nuclear energy toward coal plants between 2011 and 2017.
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