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A new, collaborative and resilient approach to instruction at UC Berkeley
The effort will help Berkeley avoid the day-to-day guesswork of basing decisions on conditions outside of the campus's control
UC Berkeley returning to normal operations on Tuesday
4:15 p.m. update: It will take several hours to restore normal power. Building access will be restricted until the start of regular business hours on Tuesday.
All Monday classes canceled at UC Berkeley due to limited power
12:30 p.m. update: Air quality is no longer in the 'unhealthy' range but some libraries are open. Academic leaders are making an aggressive push to offer instruction during the outage.
Expect the next update later Monday.
What you need to know about smoky conditions on campus
Campus leaders encourage everyone to stay indoors to the extent possible
New findings could improve diagnosis, treatment of depression
UC Berkeley scientists find potential biomarker for major symptom of depression: lack of motivation
Monday UC Berkeley classes canceled due to limited power
10:40 a.m. update: Employees should avoid main campus on Monday and check with their manager for updates. Berkeley leaders expect normal operations to resume on Tuesday.
Expect the next update Monday before noon.
UC Berkeley operating with limited power during weekend outage
3:51 p.m. update: Limited backup power will support life safety, students, irreplaceable research assets and some outdoor events. Please stay away from campus. Many weekend events must be canceled.
A decision regarding Monday classes will be made Sunday morning.
UC Berkeley preparing for weekend with limited power
4:55 p.m. update: The campus plans to operate on limited backup power starting at noon Saturday.
Expect the next update Saturday afternoon.
Unmasked: Many white women were Southern slave owners, too
Brutal as male slave owners, they hungered for power and money, says faculty member's book, subject of Oct. 28 event
Berkeley Talks: Biologist E.O. Wilson on how to save the natural world
The renowned naturalist spoke on Oct. 7, 2019, during Half-Earth Day, held this year at UC Berkeley
Campus preparing for limited power on Saturday
10:10 a.m. update: PG&E has informed administrators that it plans to disconnect the power supply to campus Saturday morning
Berkeley alum on fighting the 1991 Oakland Hills Fire
Anne Rockwell and others recount their experiences as East Bay Regional Park District firefighters battling the devastating fire that killed 25 people in the Berkeley Remix podcast, produced by the Bancroft Library's Oral History Center
UC Berkeley top public and No. 4 best overall in U.S. News rankings
For the fifth straight year, tops the list of public universities in global rankings
Widely used health care prediction algorithm biased against black people
New Study from UC Berkeley and Chicago Booth reveals significant racial bias in software program that affects access to care for millions of Americans
How UC Berkeley will prepare for wildfire smoke impacts to campus
Campus leaders share information on preparedness actions, health considerations and resources
Meet our new faculty: Aditya Parameswaran, data science
Name: Aditya Parameswaran Discipline: School of Information and EECS Degrees: B. Tech, Computer Science and Engineering, IIT Bombay, 2007; Ph.D. in Computer Science, Stanford, 2013 Research interests: My goal is to democratize data science: I work on developing
Meet our new faculty: Isaac L. Bleaman, linguistics
Name: Isaac L. Bleaman Discipline: Linguistics Degrees: B.A., Linguistics & comparative literature, Stanford, 2012; M.St., Yiddish Studies, Oxford, 2013; M.A. Linguistics, NYU, 2016; Ph.D., Linguistics, NYU, 2018 Research interests: Sociolinguistics, a subfield of linguistics that explores how individuals
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg talks gender inequity, her workout routine
Justice spoke in front of a group of Berkeley Law students
With AI, machines become expert at finding hemorrhages on brain scans
Deep-learning algorithms rival radiologists in ability to identify bleeding on CT scans
Quantum expert Birgitta Whaley appointed to White House science advisory council
The President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology provides guidance on topics critical to the nation's welfare