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Berkeley economist Gabriel Zucman wins prestigious Clark Medal

May 2, 2023

Doctors and nurses wearing masks gather in an operating room

A $25-an-hour minimum wage for medical workers could benefit everyone

April 28, 2023

headshots in black and white of MSNBC's Rachel Maddow (left), CNN's Don Lemon, and Tucker Carlson of Fox News, surrounded by concentric circles in deep blue, light blue and red, to represent partisan media bubbles

Love Fox? MSNBC? You may be locked in a ‘partisan echo chamber,’ study finds

April 21, 2023

a graphic illustration in blue and yellow features seas, farms, cities and the sky in concentric circles

To solve challenges, Californians broadly favor a mix of bold, practical solutions

April 14, 2023

Berkeley political scientist Scott Straus named to prestigious fellowship

April 6, 2023

Joy Heitmann, a teacher at the Rockridge Little School in Oakland, sits among pre-school students

Women’s work? We need to make child care a national priority

March 30, 2023

person with computer code printed on their face

From tort law to cheating, what is ChatGPT’s future in higher education?

March 21, 2023

The dome of the capital in Sacramento

Many California state workers struggle to make ends meet, new study finds

March 16, 2023

A pedestrian passes a closed Silicon Valley Bank branch in San Francisco on Monday, March 13, 2023. (AP Photo/Jeff Chiu)

After SVB failure, Haas faculty warn of systemic weaknesses in banking

March 14, 2023

fast food worker, smiling, stands at a counter making a sandwich. Colleagues are working to her side.

Even in small businesses, minimum wage hikes don’t cause job losses, study finds

March 14, 2023

a photo illustration representing the deep partisan divide on the U.S. Supreme Court, with a blue version of the court building upside down (left) and a red version right-side up.

Voting, race and religion: Is the U.S. Supreme Court a threat to democracy?

March 9, 2023

I School professor tapped to advise White House on ‘responsible AI’

March 2, 2023

a person walks a bicycle by a destroyed building

Berkeley Talks: Economists on what it’ll take to rebuild Ukraine

February 24, 2023

an elementary school official consults with two students

California funds historic UC initiative to develop school leaders, build equity

February 23, 2023

Decorations mark the graves of men and women in Bucha, Ukraine, who were killed by invading Russian troops after the invasion in February 2022

In Ukraine, Berkeley experts are shaping the legal fight against war crimes

February 21, 2023

U.S. dollars graphic

New Berkeley center to explore critical issues at intersection of politics, economy

February 13, 2023

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