Humanities

America at 250: What UC Berkeley historians want us to remember

Hidetaka Hirota, Brian DeLay and David Henkin explain how the nation has transformed since 1776 and remind us that American history stretches back even further than the Revolution.

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Berkeley Talks: When we talk to AI, what are we talking to? - Audio

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Supreme Court cites UC Berkeley history professor’s research in decision upholding birthright citizenship

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Colonialism was more than brutal force — it was an intellectual project

Berkeley Talks: Philosopher Mark Johnston asks, ‘Is this our only life?’ - Audio

This student is reclaiming his Pomo culture, one recording at a time

New book ‘Carryout’ illuminates life in a Midwestern Arab diaspora

Why we still can’t get enough of Shakespeare after all these centuries

The Nordic folklore behind the Joffrey Ballet’s ‘Midsummer Night’s Dream’

Go back in time with these five vintage Berkeley maps

Music department seeks to expand private lessons amid surging student demand

From designated hitters to robot umpires, how baseball has — and hasn’t — changed over its 200-year history

From Sproul Plaza to 924 Gilman: How the East Bay helped define punk’s radical legacy

New oral history project chronicles the resilience of UC Berkeley’s libraries

Watch: an archaeologist’s guide to Christopher Nolan’s ‘The Odyssey’ - Video

The U.S. housing crisis looms large. Could a Thai model help solve it? - Audio

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