Posts by Edward Lempinen

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informal portrait of political scientist Paul Pierson, with graphic tessellation at left and right margins

Berkeley political scientist Paul Pierson named to prestigious U.S. academy

March 9, 2022

a graphic illustration featuring a map of Ukraine's outlines, with red arrows suggesting the path of Russia's invasion and push toward the capital of Kyiv

With defiance and solidarity, Berkeley’s Ukrainian scholars respond to invasion

February 25, 2022

a lone man in a hat and jeans walks past a building complex shattered by Russian missiles in Kyiv, Ukraine

For Berkeley scientist Polina Lishko, a time of sadness and anger for Ukraine

February 25, 2022

A women shopping in a grocery store shopping with a cart and a wall of beverages in the background.

Student use of state food aid widespread, and increasing, says new Berkeley report

February 24, 2022

President Joe Biden speaks, with a serious expression

Even in liberal California, support for top Democrats declines, polls find

February 17, 2022

a child care teacher leads a half dozen young children across a back-yard playground on a sunny day

Poverty wages keep child care teachers in ‘grim financial bind,’ says new report

February 16, 2022

illustration featuring two views of the U.S. Capitol, mirror images in red and black

Thwarting disinformation, defending democracy — scholar sees a new approach

February 11, 2022

man wearing backward red Make America Great Again hat

Racial resentment: The insidious force that divides America

February 3, 2022

a graphic illustration based on the idea of metrics rising and falling, as shown by different lines in a graph

Tracking inequality in real time — a powerful new tool from Berkeley economists

January 31, 2022

A Russian tank races across a field during training exercises in Russian lands adjacent to the Ukraine border

Could Ukraine be a tombstone for Russian power? Or for the Western alliance?

January 24, 2022

informal portrait of Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas

Berkeley economist Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas named to high-level IMF post

January 10, 2022

a dynamic performance around a red flag emblazoned with a sickle and hammer

Decades after its demise, world communism still casts a long, strange shadow

December 15, 2021

portrait of David Card outside

At Nobel ceremony, Berkeley economist David Card urges innovation in research

December 9, 2021

an informal portrait of Khwaga Ghani outdoors in the East Bay

Taliban gunshots echo through Khwaga Ghani’s new life at Berkeley

November 22, 2021

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis gestures sternly during a speaking engagement

Order silencing Florida faculty reflects rising neo-nationalism, scholar says

November 3, 2021

In a blue, sunlit room, a woman casts her vote in the Sierra Leone presidential election

A bold Berkeley program is improving human lives in low-income countries

October 26, 2021

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