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Anthropology professor Paul Rabinow in Paris in 2002.

World-renowned anthropologist Paul Rabinow dies at 76

April 23, 2021

three photos: a ceramic shoe, a painting of a black panther building and people outside and a painting called

Berkeley MFA student Fred DeWitt: George Floyd never wanted to be in my art

April 20, 2021

two medical workers in scrubs and masks stand next to a white care offering tests

Berkeley study: Globally, US ranks near bottom in COVID-19 response

April 7, 2021

Robert Middlekauff

Robert Middlekauff, leading scholar of early American history, dies at 91

April 6, 2021

a photo split into two: one of a woman standing and smiling; the other of a book cover that reads

Berkeley Talks: Bess Williamson on the history of disability and design

March 26, 2021

Archived illustration of a riot against Chinese people in San Francisco

Berkeley expert: In times of crisis, anti-Asian violence is an American tradition

March 17, 2021

Three men speaking on a neighborhood street.

Berkeley study: California gun violence program saves lives, taxpayers millions

March 17, 2021

beyonce and jay-z on stage

How we create ‘imagined communities’ with celebrity gossip

March 16, 2021

three people in a colorful graphic of a garden

Berkeley Talks: Novelist Alice Walker: ‘Dance when you feel like dancing’

March 12, 2021

Jessica Johnson, a doctoral student in Egyptology, uses a Vive Cosmos VR headset to explore a recreation of the 2,500-year-old tomb of Psamtik.

A tomb with a view: Egyptologist recreates after-death experience

March 8, 2021

mummified crocodile in a display case

What crocodile mummies can tell us about everyday life in ancient Egypt

March 2, 2021

three photos: a woman with sunglasses looking into the distance; two parents and two small kids sitting on a porch; a photo taken in the 1900s of a woman wearing a hat

Language is more than how we speak — it’s home

February 16, 2021

Ph.D. student Alberto Sanchez-Sanchez stands on a balcony on the historical landmark house from the 17th century that he bought in his hometown of Used, Spain.

COVID Stories: Restoring a 17th century manor in Spain

February 8, 2021

Morino Baca, a Native American graduate student in public health, works on an archaeology project in Pueblo de Abiquiú, 20 miles from Española in New Mexico where he grew up. At left, UC Berkeley student Jasper Sundeen. (Photo by Danny Sosa Aguilar)

Indigenous archaeology plows forward, despite anthropology’s checkered past

February 4, 2021

two black men hold guns in front of a window saying

‘Discredit, disrupt, and destroy’

February 1, 2021

Joe Biden, standing before the stars of an American flag, gives a speech

Berkeley scholars: Here’s what Biden should accomplish right away

January 22, 2021

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