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Berkeley Talks: Nate Cohn on polling and the 2024 election

Berkeley Talks: Nate Cohn on polling and the 2024 election

New York Times chief political analyst Nate Cohn discusses how polling works, the challenges facing pollsters today and where polling stands as we head into the 2024 U.S. presidential election.

Disinformation is breaking democracy. Berkeley is exploring solutions.

Disinformation is breaking democracy. Berkeley is exploring solutions.

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

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

Researchers win grant to study reproductive health misinformation on social media

Researchers win grant to study reproductive health misinformation on social media

Berkeley Talks: A blueprint for housing reform

Berkeley Talks: A blueprint for housing reform

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

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

Disinformation nation: What can we do to crack the code?

Disinformation nation: What can we do to crack the code?

They built the railroad. But they were left out of the American story.

They built the railroad. But they were left out of the American story.

For new Berkeley professor, solving homelessness requires data, direction — and belief

For new Berkeley professor, solving homelessness requires data, direction — and belief

Why we must look beyond César Chávez to understand United Farm Workers history

Why we must look beyond César Chávez to understand United Farm Workers history

Rescuing dissent: Inside the yearlong mission to bring prominent Putin critics to UC Berkeley

Rescuing dissent: Inside the yearlong mission to bring prominent Putin critics to UC Berkeley

Berkeley Talks: Ezra Klein on building the things we need for the future we want

Berkeley Talks: Ezra Klein on building the things we need for the future we want

Fostering coexistence with San Francisco’s urban coyotes

Fostering coexistence with San Francisco’s urban coyotes

Why are there so many people from the Philippines in Hawaii? Colonialism.

Why are there so many people from the Philippines in Hawaii? Colonialism.

The data are clear: Racism harms health

The data are clear: Racism harms health

Berkeley Talks: What are Berkeley's Latinx Thriving Initiatives?

Berkeley Talks: What are Berkeley's Latinx Thriving Initiatives?

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