International House Announces Eleven Gateway Fellows The Gateway Fellowship Program provides annual fellowships to UC Berkeley doctoral students in collaboration with the Graduate Division and the recipient’s academic program.
Working for Alameda County’s Department of Children and Family Services A day in the life of an emergency response worker.
Ethnography of Living Archives: Queer Filipino American Catholics Reflections on the field notes I recorded during my 2015 research trip to the National Pinoy Archives at the Filipino American National Historical Society in Seattle, Washington.
Meet the 2018 Philip Brett LGBT Studies Fellow: Mark Leinauer An interdisciplinary research project investigates anti-gay bias in child custody courts.
Rosie Taylor, the Art of Chainmail, and Scandinavian Studies A graduate student's research inspires at Cal Day.
Berkeley’s Joe Charbonnet Brings Home the 2018 Slammy! Berkeley's contestant in the UC-wide Grad Slam edges out stiff competition that showcases graduate student research.
Faculty Recognized for Outstanding Mentorship at Berkeley Annual Graduate Mentoring Awards Ceremony honored five faculty members.
Berkeley’s Champion for the 2018 UC-Wide Grad Slam Championship Chosen Graduate students deliver three-minute talks and win cash prizes.
Inspiring Legislators to Support Graduate Education Berkeley graduate students headed to Sacramento to educate lawmakers about the importance of graduate research and its contribution to California’s economy and progress.
Conflict and Coexistence: Wolves, Sheep, and Land Use Politics in Central Idaho Wolves and humans: the continuing struggle for territory in the US West.
Meet the Winners of the 2018 Berkeley Graduate Fellows Video Contest! Three holders of prestigious fellowships show and tell what makes Berkeley, and their studies, special!
Something in the Water How tramping across rice paddies in Thailand can help unravel tropical diseases and improve public health.
Art Rosenfeld Award for Energy Efficiency: “Creating the Next Generation” of Leaders in Energy Sustainability This video illuminates the legacy of a revered Berkeley professor, physicist, and pioneer in energy conservation.
Explaining Your Research to the Public: Why It Matters, How to Do It! Helping students help the public understand their research and its value for everyone.
Graduate Students Compete in First Humanities & Social Sciences Grad Slam! Eight graduate students presented compelling three-minute narratives about their humanities and social science research.
City as Memory Palace: Film & Landscape Design Exploring connections among cinema, landscape design, local culture, and community identity.
Doctoral Student Receives the Paul Crissey Graduate Student Research Award Social Welfare PhD student honored for study on child maltreatment.
Berkeley Students Receive Congressional Record Recognition Congresswoman Barbara Lee recognizes the successful advocacy of two Berkeley graduate students.
Another Fine Crop of Spring Lectures Since 1904, hundreds of lecturers have visited Berkeley to share their research and thoughts. Here is a brief description of what we’ll be featuring this spring.