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Inside the Power Grid

The conversation began with artificial intelligence and ended somewhere more concrete: power outages, charging networks, and a grid already starting to change.

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Cal Alumni Leaders Gather to Strengthen Chapters Nationwide

At the Cal Alumni Chapter Leadership Conference, alums from across the country reflected on the university’s evolving landscape and strengthened the communities they lead beyond Berkeley.

Students learn about ecosystems at Oski Science Camp. Lair of the Golden Bear

Where Science Comes Alive

A child who hangs back on the first day can leave calling themselves a scientist.

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Make Your Movie: The Power of Networks in Independent Filmmaking

At Alumni House, filmmakers gathered to talk about independent filmmaking. From student-led productions to a feature film twelve years in the making, the evening revealed how community, resourcefulness, and relentless persistence shape the path from idea to screen.

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From Sociology to Supply Chains: How Amrita Bhasin ’23 Is Rewriting Retail’s Waste Story

After witnessing textile waste in India as a child, Amrita Bhasin ’23 began questioning the systems behind overproduction. At Berkeley, she expanded on her experience through sociology and entrepreneurship. Today, she builds circular solutions that help retailers rethink excess and reduce waste at scale.