Philip Brett LGBT Studies Fellowship — 3/15/2019 Philip Brett, musician, conductor, researcher, teacher, and alumnus (photo: Kathleen Karn) The Philip Brett LGBT Fund will provide an award of up…
Herbert Scoville Jr. Peace Fellowship — 1/7/2019 The Herbert Scoville Jr. Peace Fellowship, established in 1987, is a highly-competitive national fellowship program that provides recent college and graduate school…
Alternative Career Paths and Public Service An alumna reflects on how graduate students can explore public service and prepare for a variety of career paths in their future.
Congresswoman Barbara Lee Honors Public Service Center’s 50th Anniversary The Public Service Center celebrates 50 years of serving the greater good with personal reflections and service stories from alums like Congresswoman Barbara Lee, ’75.
Fall Career Connections Series Featuring casual networking events where alumni share their path from Cal to career with interested students, and offer advice to those who hope to follow in their footsteps.
UC Alumni Featured in Three Arts + Design Initiative Programs The Arts + Design Initiative is sponsoring three upcoming programs in mid-April and May, all of which focus role of the media…
MacArthur “Genius” Reflects on His Graduate Student Years at Berkeley Ethic Studies PhD alumnus Josh Kun highlights how campus funding empowered him as a graduate student and how awards — in his case, a MacArthur "Genius" Fellowship — validate working in non-traditional fields.
The Ausfahl Family Gives Back Bill Ausfahl established the Ausfahl Chair in Philosophy, which provides a stable, predictable source of funding for a professor to apply to research and to supporting top graduate students.
Journalism Alums Win Pulitzer Prizes Journalist alumni earn their marks reporting on this year's biggest news stories like the Ebola epidemic.
Alumnus Pens Book about Race UC Berkeley students are at the heart of a novel about race and friendship in T. Geronimo's new book, "Welcome to Braggsville."
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.
Philosophy Alum Snags Arlt Award in Humanities The Arlt Award is given to a recent doctorate recipient who authored a book on the topic of humanities.
Berkeley Doctoral Alumni Survey Reports High Satisfaction and Career Success A UC survey released shows high satisfaction, career success, low unemployment, decreasing student loan debt and overall degree satisfaction among UC doctoral alumni.
UC Berkeley Alumna Wins MacArthur Fellowship UC Berkeley alumna, Tami Bond, was recently named a 2014 MacArthur Fellow for her work on measuring black carbon emissions on human health and the atmosphere.
>Play Digital Media Conference Connects Student and Alumni Techies The Berkeley HAAS School of Business will be hosting the >Play Digital Media Conference to connect students and alumni interested in technology.
J-School Alumni and Lecturers Earn Eight Emmy Nominations and Three Wins Several J-School alumni and others with strong ties to the Graduate School of Journalism were among the red carpet glitterati ...
Call for Nominations for the 2015 CAA Alumni Awards Each year, the Cal Alumni Association (CAA) awards distinguished alumni whose achievements and service exemplify the excellence of our University. The nomination…
Berkeley Wall of Fame Focuses on Tech Innovators Andy Grove Ph.D. ’63 In 1956, as Grove fled Communist-occupied Hungary and a Holocaust-haunted past, little did he foresee becoming a legend…
Berkeley Wall of Fame Welcomes Alumnus Vijay Iyer (Ph.D. ’98) Jazz pianist-composer Vijay Iyer recently received a giant windfall: the MacArthur Foundation's "genius" grant.
Berkeley Alumnus Wins PEN Literary Award Last month UC Berkeley alumnus Leonard Mlodinow was awarded the PEN: E.O. Wilson Literary Science Writing Award for his book Subliminal: How Your Unconscious Mind Rules Your Behavior.