Tesla Monson, a fourth year Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Integrative Biology, is the host and producer of "The Graduates," a science radio talk show that airs on KALX 90.7.
Cristobal Madero is a doctoral student in the area of Education Policy and a Fulbright scholar. After 10 years of teaching in Chile, he came to Berkeley to research how schools might help teachers develop a passion for their profession.
Katya Cherukumilli teamed up with four other graduate students to develop a bauxite-based defluoridation technique for water sources that contain dangerously high levels of fluoride.
Ben Gould, a 2nd year dual-degree student pursuing Master’s degrees in Environmental Engineering and in Public Policy, announced his intention to run for mayor of Berkeley.
First-year doctoral student in Chemistry, Laura Sofen is the recipient of the 2015 Joe Lurie Returning Peace Corps Volunteer Gateway Fellowship, which provides room and board at International House.
Yu-Hui (Amy) Lin, a Ph.D. candidate in Ethnic Studies was awarded this year's Una Fellowship. The Una fellowship is awarded each year to an outstanding woman graduate student studying history at Berkeley.
With generous support from the Alan Dundes Graduate Fellowship, Luke Patterson has been able to make an unimaginable intellectual journey halfway around the world.
ERG student, Joe Rand, recently received national recognition for his contribution to wind energy deployment.
Apple co-founder and alumnus Steve Wozniak has been a big supporter of Cal for nearly three decades.
In honor of the upcoming Earth Week, we're featuring two Energy and Resources Group students whose research has earned national press coverage.
When journalism student Harriet Rowan began researching campaign reports at UC Berkeley, she didn't realize it would land her in the media spotlight.
Energy and Resources Group Ph.D. student studies the impact of rising sea levels on coastal life.
Selina Shieunda Makana is a PhD student in African American Diaspora Studies (AADS) from Kenya, and benefits from fellowship support made possible…
Alumna Megan Vanneman ’13 was in her third year at the School of Public Health when she became interested in examining the effects of the decentralized public mental health care system in California. Last month Vanneman's dissertation was published…
Cameron Rose loves anything that flies. So much, in fact, that he has devoted his life to building robotic drones that fly like birds.
A graduate student at the Department of Theater, Dance and Performance Studies, Paige came to UC Berkeley following a year in Indonesia on a Fulbright grant.
Lynsey Clark, a master’s degree student at UC Berkeley’s School of Social Welfare, recently published an article in the San Francisco Chronicle, focusing on the child sex trafficking epidemic in her local community.
Spiciarich was nominated in 2012 to represent the US at the annual meeting of Nobel Laureates in Lindau, Germany, along with a selected group of graduate students.
Public Health graduate student Rachel Weintrab is hooked on sailing through Cal Adventures
Check out a guide we prepared for you and get advice from a graduate student who landed a great first position with IBM Africa.