Celebrating
150 Years
of Cal Spirit

Since 1872, the Cal Alumni Association (CAA) has ensured that you, as a graduate of UC Berkeley, will always be part of our Cal family. Join CAA in commemorating this milestone year and unlock the full benefits of being Berkeley. For Life.

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News & Updates

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Belonging at Berkeley

How the Alumni Scholars Program is advancing diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging through scholarships and student support.

Alumni Chapters

The Armenian Legacy at UC Berkeley

Explore the history of the UC Berkeley Armenian Alumni Chapter and the profound impact of Professor Stephan Astourian.

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How to Get the Most Out of London’s Theater Scene

For centuries, London has entertained the world with its vibrant performing arts scene—follow these tips to immerse yourself in the London theater experience.

Honors

Mr. Mineta goes to Washington

Norman Yoshio Mineta ’53 was a distinguished American politician and the 2001 Cal Alumni Association’s Alumnus of the Year. Mineta passed away on May 3, 2022. In his honor, CAA shares this article from the 2001 issue of California magazine.

Cal Culture

The Cal Community Celebrates Love

The Cal Alumni Association, in partnership with UC Berkeley’s Gender Equity Resource Center, celebrated at the 52nd annual San Francisco Pride Parade.

See the World with Cal Discoveries Travel

Cal Discoveries Travel creates memorable learning opportunities for thoughtful travelers. Experience the journey of a lifetime.

Upcoming Tours

The Man Who Loved DDT

Berkeley biochemist Tom Jukes was an ardent conservationist and life member of the Sierra Club, but he just didn’t get 1960s environmentalism. The thing that bugged him most about the movement was its “emotional binge” against the pesticide DDT.