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Stephanie Syjuco

Watch: Stephanie Syjuco on art, culture and politics

Bancroft highlights new photo collection of SF’s Fillmore, civil rights history

In ‘Gone City,’ geographer questions Silicon Valley’s boom times

A collage of art prints

Berkeley perk: Borrow some Chagall for your...

September 18, 2018

Mike Hixenbaugh, IRP Fellow 2015-16, boards an MH-53E Sea Dragon in the Persian Gulf in April 2016. (Photo by Jason Paladino)

New J-School film examines deadliest military...

September 6, 2018

Dancers hold their arms in the air on stage, looking focused and determined

Podcast: AileyCamp — so much more than a...

September 4, 2018

Author Margaret Atwood giving a talk at UC Berkeley

Podcast: Handmaid’s Tale...

August 28, 2018

Grace Oyenubi and Nani Walker stand in front of pickup truck outfitted with a camouflage paint job and canopy top. Behind them is a tall wall adorned with razor wire

J-School grads win three of seven student...

August 24, 2018

dancers

Student deals and opportunities at Cal...

August 20, 2018

Glynn Bartlett, a scenic artist for the Department of Theater, Dance and Performance Studies, with two of his marionettes, Fifi the poodle and Muti, the African butterfly fairy.

Podcast: Bringing people together, one puppet at a...

bells

Rare carillon festival starts Saturday

Nelson Mandela photo courtesy of Republic of South African photo gallery.

Carillon joins global commemoration of...

Three figures in Stephanie Syjuco's studio representing a Puritan Pilgrim (left), a woman from the Antebellum South/Civil War era and another woman from American Colonial times.

Artist's exhibit explores historical garments'...

A drawing of singer Frank Ocean with his hand over his eyes

This fall, you can take an English class on...

S. Shariq Yosufzai, Rob Bailis

Interim leaders named for Cal Performances

Elizabeth Moss in Handmaid's Tale

Summer reading, Berkeley style

Michael Pollan

Michael Pollan, on science, psychedelics and the...

Hearst Museum opens digital portal to its entire...

their Thursday noontime concert was a successful exercise in performing across a large space, said Nils Bultmann, the viola player and guest UC Berkeley professor. (UC Berkeley photo by Anne Brice)

Long distance duet tests how sound travels

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