Posts by Edward Lempinen

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The pediment and frieze of the U.S. Supreme Court building, bearing the inscription: Equal Justice Under Law

High court ruling on presidential immunity threatens the rule of law, scholars warn

July 2, 2024

A throng of students protest, with one student holding a bullhorn. They carry a variety of signs, but the prominent one says:

Young voters have growing power, but broken politics leave them ‘fatalistic,’ studies find

June 26, 2024

Donald Trump looks toward a camera after a jury found him guilty.

Trump’s conviction ‘a triumph for the rule of law,’ but election impact is unclear, Berkeley scholars say

May 30, 2024

A mob of men, some wearing assault gear, pass by a

Racial resentment fueled Jan. 6 rebellion and opposition to House probe, scholars find

May 29, 2024

Chancellor Carol Christ smiles in an informal portrait against a dark background

Carol Christ: Years of challenge, years of historic progress

May 28, 2024

Montage of four 2024 University Medal finalists, in long vertical bands, side by side, alternating blue and gold. From left: Lilly Etzenbach; Henry F. Isselbacher; Skylar Li Song; Bryce Wallace

Forced into COVID-era isolation, University Medal finalists embraced resilience, compassion

May 7, 2024

A graphic illustration featuring (at right) the face of a young woman, with smaller images of a pleasant commercial street corner, two young people viewed from behind as they walk and carry books, and police cars

In tough Oakland neighborhoods, a bold project builds public safety — and hope

April 24, 2024

Donald Trump outside of a Manhattan courtroom, in eerie light, his expression stern

Facing legal peril, Trump stokes racial, gender resentment in his base

April 18, 2024

An informal portrait of Kosar Eftekhari with a medical patch over her right eye

More than 120 protesters blinded by Iranian agents, probe confirms

March 21, 2024

A television cameraman in silhouette against a U.S. flag suggests the deep importance of television advertising in political campaigns

Deep data — and big money — are driving a new era in political advertising

February 15, 2024

During a dynamic performance of

Can Taylor Swift shape the future of U.S. democracy? Yes, she can.

February 5, 2024

An informal portrait with tessellation of former UC President David Pierpont Gardner sitting outside, with tall dry grass and a snowy field in the background

Remembering David P. Gardner, historic advocate for California higher education

January 22, 2024

A photo-based illustration showing a mound of skulls

Images of war are shocking. They also can strengthen our humanity.

January 10, 2024

Two people sit cross-legged on the floor of a library, smiling as they read a book

Disinformation is breaking democracy. Berkeley is exploring solutions.

November 30, 2023

UC Berkeley professor Hany Farid stands at the front of a classroom, gesturing at equations projected onto a large screen

Hany Farid: To limit disinformation, we must regulate internet platforms

November 21, 2023

The dome of the California state capitol in Sacramento, with flags

California voters are deeply worried about political disinformation, IGS Poll finds

November 16, 2023