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Using satellite images to improve human lives
More than 700 imaging satellites are orbiting the earth, and every day they beam vast oceans of information — including data that reflects climate change, health and poverty — to databases on the ground. There’s just one problem: While the geospatial data could help researchers and policymakers address critical challenges, only those with considerable wealth and expertise can access it. Enter UC Berkeley.
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Research
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Students
- In a pandemic year, another outstanding, more diverse incoming class
- Golden Bears' guide to the Summer Olympics
- Meet the incoming recipients of the African American Initiative Scholarship
- Dorothea Lange winner discovered a "whole new world" in drag
- Program helps student-athletes navigate new name, image, and likeness legislation
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Innovators
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Faculty
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Awards & Accolades
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Campus
Parents edition
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Using satellite images to improve human lives
More than 700 imaging satellites are orbiting the earth, and every day they beam vast oceans of information — including data that reflects climate change, health and poverty — to databases on the ground. There’s just one problem: While the geospatial data could help researchers and policymakers address critical challenges, only those with considerable wealth and expertise can access it. Enter UC Berkeley.
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Students
- In a pandemic year, another outstanding, more diverse incoming class
- Golden Bears' guide to the Summer Olympics
- Meet the incoming recipients of the African American Initiative Scholarship
- Dorothea Lange winner discovered a "whole new world" in drag
- Program helps student-athletes navigate new name, image, and likeness legislation
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Campus
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Faculty
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Innovators
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Awards & Accolades
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Research
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DATES TO REMEMBER
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Deadline for Immunization Requirements
SATURDAY, JULY 31
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UC Alumni Career Network Presents: Parenting & Work
TUESDAY, AUGUST 17
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Northern California edition
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Using satellite images to improve human lives
More than 700 imaging satellites are orbiting the earth, and every day they beam vast oceans of information — including data that reflects climate change, health and poverty — to databases on the ground. There’s just one problem: While the geospatial data could help researchers and policymakers address critical challenges, only those with considerable wealth and expertise can access it. Enter UC Berkeley.
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Research
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Innovators
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Students
- In a pandemic year, another outstanding, more diverse incoming class
- Golden Bears' guide to the Summer Olympics
- Meet the incoming recipients of the African American Initiative Scholarship
- Dorothea Lange winner discovered a "whole new world" in drag
- Program helps student-athletes navigate new name, image, and likeness legislation
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Faculty
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Awards & Accolades
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Campus
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UPCOMING EVENTS
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NOW–AUGUST 14
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Increasing Diversity in Innovation Virtual Conference
MONDAY–THURSDAY, JULY 26–29
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Virtual Book Club Discussion with Anna Sale
TUESDAY, AUGUST 10
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UC Alumni Career Network Presents: Parenting & Work
TUESDAY, AUGUST 17
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Southern California edition
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Using satellite images to improve human lives
More than 700 imaging satellites are orbiting the earth, and every day they beam vast oceans of information — including data that reflects climate change, health and poverty — to databases on the ground. There’s just one problem: While the geospatial data could help researchers and policymakers address critical challenges, only those with considerable wealth and expertise can access it. Enter UC Berkeley.
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Research
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Innovators
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Students
- In a pandemic year, another outstanding, more diverse incoming class
- Golden Bears' guide to the Summer Olympics
- Meet the incoming recipients of the African American Initiative Scholarship
- Dorothea Lange winner discovered a "whole new world" in drag
- Program helps student-athletes navigate new name, image, and likeness legislation
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Faculty
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Awards & Accolades
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Campus
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UPCOMING EVENTS
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NOW–AUGUST 14
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Increasing Diversity in Innovation Virtual Conference
MONDAY–THURSDAY, JULY 26–29
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Virtual Book Club Discussion with Anna Sale
TUESDAY, AUGUST 10
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UC Alumni Career Network Presents: Parenting & Work
TUESDAY, AUGUST 17
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New York Metro edition
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Using satellite images to improve human lives
More than 700 imaging satellites are orbiting the earth, and every day they beam vast oceans of information — including data that reflects climate change, health and poverty — to databases on the ground. There’s just one problem: While the geospatial data could help researchers and policymakers address critical challenges, only those with considerable wealth and expertise can access it. Enter UC Berkeley.
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Research
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Innovators
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Students
- In a pandemic year, another outstanding, more diverse incoming class
- Golden Bears' guide to the Summer Olympics
- Meet the incoming recipients of the African American Initiative Scholarship
- Dorothea Lange winner discovered a "whole new world" in drag
- Program helps student-athletes navigate new name, image, and likeness legislation
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Faculty
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Awards & Accolades
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Campus
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UPCOMING EVENTS
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UC Alumni Career Network Presents: Parenting & Work
TUESDAY, AUGUST 17
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Virtual Book Club Discussion with Anna Sale
TUESDAY, AUGUST 10
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Increasing Diversity in Innovation Virtual Conference
MONDAY–THURSDAY, JULY 26–29
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NOW–AUGUST 14
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International edition
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Using satellite images to improve human lives
More than 700 imaging satellites are orbiting the earth, and every day they beam vast oceans of information — including data that reflects climate change, health and poverty — to databases on the ground. There’s just one problem: While the geospatial data could help researchers and policymakers address critical challenges, only those with considerable wealth and expertise can access it. Enter UC Berkeley.
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Research
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Students
- In a pandemic year, another outstanding, more diverse incoming class
- Golden Bears' guide to the Summer Olympics
- Meet the incoming recipients of the African American Initiative Scholarship
- Dorothea Lange winner discovered a "whole new world" in drag
- Program helps student-athletes navigate new name, image, and likeness legislation
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Innovators
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Faculty
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Awards & Accolades
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Campus
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UPCOMING EVENTS
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Visit to Berkeley Castle in Bristol, U.K.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 5
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FRIDAY, JULY 30
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Increasing Diversity in Innovation Virtual Conference
MONDAY–THURSDAY, JULY 26–29
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Berkeley Online Past Publications
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August 2024
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July 2024
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June 2024
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Carol T. Christ’s last interview as Chancellor -
May 2024
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Congratulations, Class of 2024! -
April 2024
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Longtime campus, innovation, business leader steps up -
March 2024
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Light the Way campaign raises $7.37B -
February 2024
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Big Give 2024 is coming March 14! -
January 2024
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Embrace Berkeley’s values, pursue audacious goals -
December 2023
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Happy holidays from Berkeley Online! -
November 2023
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10 gifted scholars provide new perspectives -
October 2023
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Photos and videos are live online -
September 2023
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Berkeley to join Atlantic Coast Conference -
August 2023
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Citizen Clinic gets big boost from Google -
July 2023
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Homecoming registration is open! -
June 2023
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Plans for an ambitious year ahead -
May 2023
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Fun vibes, frequent flier miles, famous speakers -
April 2023
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Annie, Lou, and three fluffy chicks -
March 2023
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Bakar Prize winners go for broke -
February 2023
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Big Give is March 9 -
January 2023
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At winter commencement, celebration and a look forward -
December 2022
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Happy holidays from all of us! -
November 2022
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Light the Way reaches $6 billion -
October 2022
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The most amazing, sensational, historic, heart-rending … -
September 2022
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Fall semester 2022 begins -
August 2022
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Craigslist founder funds university clinics -
July 2022
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Homecoming registration is open! -
June 2022
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Artists near and far find inspiration in the peregrine falcons -
May 2022
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In rollicking ceremony, grads cap a challenging college education -
April 2022
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Schools, programs shine in U.S. News rankings -
March 2022
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Campus recognizes Berkeley's brightest teaching stars -
February 2022
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Big Give is March 10 -
January 2022
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A year of deep reflection and great achievement -
December 2021
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Buy local, give back -
November 2021
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Berkeley tops U.S. News again -
October 2021
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Berkeley's Nobelists -
September 2021
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Reunion & Parents Weekend at Homecoming is October 1–3 -
August 2021
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“At Berkeley, we are, and have always been, the changemakers.” -
July 2021
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Using satellite images to improve human lives -
June 2021
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Auction of NFT based on Nobel Prize nets $50K -
May 2021
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Top graduating senior a tech whiz and gifted musician -
April 2021
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A new way to educate, discover, and accelerate impact -
March 2021
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Big Thanks! -
February 2021
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Unprecedented moments -
January 2021
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The top UC Berkeley stories of 2020 -
December 2020
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Give blue and gold this year -
November 2020
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What the next U.S. leadership must do on four key issues -
October 2020
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Campus reacts to two Nobel Prize wins in one week -
September 2020
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Reunion and Parents Weekend, October 16–18 -
August 2020
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Historic $24M gift lights path for underrepresented students, diversity -
July 2020
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First Black president of UC system -
June 2020
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Emergency measures prevented more than 500M infections -
May 2020
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Rejection turned out great for Berkeley’s top graduating senior -
April 2020
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Cal’s coronavirus response -
March 2020
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How you can help -
February 2020
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Make Berkeley moments -
January 2020
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UC rings out 2019 with 20th CRISPR patent -
December 2019
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Wrap up 2019 with a gift to Cal -
November 2019
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$106M gift fuels race for new brain disease treatments -
October 2019
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College of Chemistry to build new Heathcock Hall with $25M alumni gift -
September 2019
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One week left for the best prices -
August 2019
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Newest admits are whip-smart and speak more than 20 languages -
July 2019
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Four could be exploring by 2022 -
June 2019
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Researchers stay one step ahead of bogus videos -
May 2019
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Top graduating senior an aspiring Elon Musk, minus the tweeting -
April 2019
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Berkeley alumni score three 2019 Pulitzer Prize victories -
March 2019
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Commencement speaker: Keep being outspoken in the same good way -
February 2019
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Big Give Is March 14 -
January 2019
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UC Berkeley in 2018 -
December 2018
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2018 Berkeley Gift Guide -
November 2018
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CRISPR opens door to new type of medicine -
October 2018
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Winning Miss America was "a kink in the plans" -
September 2018
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Berkeley again shines as top public university -
August 2018
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Reunion and Parents Weekend at Homecoming October 12–14 -
July 2018
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Running back offers free football tickets to young readers -
June 2018
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Berkeley stands tall in World Reputation Rankings -
May 2018
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Spring commencement in photos, audio, video, and words -
April 2018
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Berkeley a “best value” university -
March 2018
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Share your #Berkeley150 moment -
February 2018
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What's your Berkeley moment? -
January 2018
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150 years of light: sesquicentennial website, events, stories -
December 2017
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A holiday message from Chancellor Carol T. Christ -
November 2017
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U.S. News rates Berkeley world’s top public, fourth-best overall -
October 2017
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Alumnus awarded 2017 Nobel Prize in Physics -
September 2017
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Free Speech website launches -
August 2017
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Reunion & Parents Weekend October 20–22 -
July 2017
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Campus offers admission to more than 15,000 students -
June 2017
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Berkeley ranks among world’s “elite six” universities -
May 2017
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North America’s first university center of its kind -
April 2017
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What can we change in a single generation?