Remembering Jerome (Jay) Singer, UC Berkeley physicist, pioneer of magnetic imaging
The longtime Berkeley resident and ping pong aficionado, who was nominated for a Nobel Prize for his research on magnetic imaging, died at 97.
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UC Berkeley social worker Ari Neulight puts people first in People’s Park
“We need about 3-4 people like him,” one park resident said. “He’s trying his best to do everything for people out here.”
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UC Berkeley kicked off the U.S. News & World Report rankings of best U.S. colleges
Cal incorrectly reported the number of alumni who have donated to the school. This misrepresentation cost it a top spot on the influential list high school seniors rely on.
A UC Berkeley app is making seismometers out of smartphones
Scientists behind the MyShake app hope the citizen science project will eventually create a worldwide earthquake early-warning network.
Berkeley police: Man arrested, charged after grabbing three women near Cal
A 37-year-old man was arrested Monday after grabbing three women in their 20s last week near the UC Berkeley campus, police report. He rode a bike and wore a pink backpack during all three incidents.
Mountain lion sighted above UC Berkeley campus
The mountain lion sighting occurred on July 17 at 9 a.m. on the Upper Fire Trail near Skyline Ridge.
City, Cal envision a bee-friendly Berkeley
A coalition of students and residents is creating quite a buzz for more bee-friendly habitat in Berkeley.
Opinion: Cal campus provides improvement to call center, benefitting students and the academic mission
The call center is a key component of our efforts to raise vital funds for programs across the campus, including scholarships, and support Cal's research. We are committed to its success and to our student workers.
Opinion: UC Berkeley privatizes its call center and should reassure students their jobs are safe
Federal visa requirements for international students don't allow them to work for private companies off-campus.
Cal student is on quest to spread the word about Korean hip-hop
When Isaac Lee arrived at UC Berkeley, he was frustrated that there was no music club focused on Korean rap and pop. So he started one.
UCPD handcuffing of 11-year-old boy prompts criticism, campus response
UC Berkeley Chancellor Carol Christ has called for an "outside review" into the actions of university police, after officers detained two black children last week.
Couple introduces Berkeley falcons to the world, one post at a time
Peregrine falcons have nested on the Campanile for three years running, and this year, thanks to a live webcam and social media, people from around the world watched falcon chicks hatch and learn to fly.
