STEM Grad Spotlighted at Oakland First Fridays Over 100 attendees stopped by to chat about Cal’s cutting-edge research with our friendly team of experts at the downtown Oakland street…
GradPro is Here to Help You in Every Stage of Your Academic and Professional Development With the Fall semester just around the corner, here at GradPro we want to let you know about the many resources specifically…
Grad Slam winner researches COVID-19 therapeutic treatment Growing up Justin Lee wanted to be an astronomer. This third-year PhD student from the Bay Area is studying Metabolic Biology, Nutritional Sciences & Toxicology. Not quite astronomy.
A New Year Calls for Reimagining Nurturing Community Support With the start of a new year, you might already be thinking about upcoming deadlines and your goals for the semester. These deadlines, tasks, and responsibilities can be overwhelming. Here at GradPro, we encourage you to take a step back and reimagine the type of social support that you will need to accomplish all of your competing goals, while not losing sight of what is truly important—your emotional and physical wellbeing.
Looking for Resources? Graduate Student Services is Here to Help! Everyone needs help sometimes. This is a good place to start.
Inspiring Legislators to Support Graduate Research Berkeley students join peers at the State Capitol to advocate for research funding to UC.
Berkeley Selects Champion for UC-Wide Grad Slam! Judges and "People's Choice" voters agree on the winner to face off against peers from all UC campuses at the state-wide grand competition on May 4, 2017.
Critical Support for the Student-Parent Juggling Act Since inception of the Back-Up Child Care program in 2003, approximately 660 students have registered; doctoral and master’s students outnumber undergraduate students by more than two to one.
Getting the Mentoring You Need The success of mentoring relationships depends not only on faculty but also on you as the mentee. Check out a dozen specific steps you can take to get the mentoring you need.
For the Love of Chemistry: Meet PhD Candidate Teresa Williams Love of one's field sparks perseverance toward the Ph.D., as one doctoral candidate reveals to another.
Cal’s Greener Academics Cal is home to a number of scientists, researchers and academics whose work is focused on making the planet better.
Opening of The Chowdhury Center Connects Berkeley to Bangladesh The first Bangladesh Studies Center in the U.S. opened at Berkeley on March 30.
The Career Center Helps Students Find their Professional Path Are you looking for a job after graduation but you're not sure where to start? The Career Center is here to help you figure out your options.
ERG Students Achieve National Recognition for Groundbreaking Studies In honor of the upcoming Earth Week, we're featuring two Energy and Resources Group students whose research has earned national press coverage.
UC Berkeley Faculty Recognized by Mentorship Awards This year, five exceptional professors were honored as some of the top mentors on campus.
Meet the Winners of the 2015 Distinguished Fellows Video Contest Enjoy these videos chosen from 17 submissions; each winner received a conference travel award.
Berkeley Graduates Create a Mobile App to Bridge Communication Gaps Recent engineering graduate students created the first real-time mobile app that allows deaf and hearing people to communicate.
Rachel Sklar Helps Turn Human Waste into Renewable Fuel A Public Health student traveled to Mombasa, Kenya to help a community change their waste management practices.
Historic Julia Morgan Hall Replanted in UC Botanical Garden, Now Open to Public The century-old edifice was initially built to give female students — who weren't allowed in Senior Hall — a place to congregate for social activities.
Tufts University Taps Cal Political Scholar as New Dean of Arts & Sciences After earning two degrees from Cal, James M. Glaser will head Tufts University's largest and oldest school.