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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

an illustration of a seven-day calendar with tasks written in different colors

How the seven-day week made us who we are

February 18, 2022

a colorful illustration of a person singing and another person playing the piano

How the Great Migration transformed American music

February 4, 2022

man wearing backward red Make America Great Again hat

Racial resentment: The insidious force that divides America

February 3, 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

Tyler Stovall smiling at a graduation ceremony

Campus mourns Tyler Stovall, longtime Berkeley history professor

December 17, 2021

A historical map of San Francisco in which each neighborhood has been shaded according to its Home Owners' Loan Corp. investment rating

How redlining has impacted heart health in Black communities

December 14, 2021

Students with telescopes gather at night on Memorial Glade to look at the heavens at a star party. The Campanile is lit up in the background.

A discovery experience for each undergrad? New initiative sets the goal

December 9, 2021

Assistant professor Peter Nelson, a Native Californian, leans against a tree in Faculty Glade and looks into the distance.

Professor Peter Nelson adds wildland firefighting to his expertise

November 15, 2021

Latinx mural with all of the Latin American flags on it

Saying ‘Latinx’ isn’t about being politically correct, it’s an invitation to be inclusive

October 12, 2021

Hector Callejas smiling on campus

I’m a Berkelyan: Hector M. Callejas on finding communities that support Latinx research

October 5, 2021

The Manhattan skyline, with the twin towers at the World Trade Center engulfed in flames and smokebu

Students reflect on being raised in the context of 9/11

September 10, 2021

colorful drawing of two holding hands

Berkeley Talks: Should we strive for unity? Or something else?

September 10, 2021

a woman with her face covered against fumes is supported by an ash-covered man near the site of the World Trade Center collapse

Shock, insecurity and endless war: How 9/11 changed America and the world

September 9, 2021

The five new members of Berkeley's Climate Equity and Environmental Justice cluster stand together and look at the camera.

New faculty, hired in clusters, to address global issues, equity, justice

September 2, 2021

Stephen Miller, a professor emeritus of classics who died Aug. 11, 2021, stand in front of casts of ancient statuary holding a styrofoam coffee cup and looking at the camera.

Stephen Miller, who led Berkeley’s excavation in Ancient Nemea, Greece, dies at 79

August 16, 2021

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