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Multilingual Lawyer Arturo Reyes ’12 Always Trusts His Gut
Cal alumnus Arturo Reyes ’12 uses his diverse background and legal career to help others.
The Cal Alumni Association Supports Transfer Scholars During a Remote Fall Semester
This year, 30% of our Alumni Scholars are transfers—the largest number yet in CAA’s history.
Resources for Cal Alumni, Students to Stay Connected in Virtual Times
Get connected with the Cal Startup Network, Alumni Chapter events, UC Alumni Career Network professional webinars, and Cal alumni events during October's Reunion and Parents Weekend at Homecoming.
Where to hike, run, or walk in Berkeley
By Luciné Jamkochian with illustration by Neil G. BallardOur list of recommended Berkeley trails will inspire you to go on that trek you’ve always been meaning to. Check these routes out if you're looking for walking, running, and hiking routes in the East Bay, or relive your college days meandering through campus and enjoying the views Berkeley has to offer.
Cal Alumni in the News: Jaylen Brown, Kate Scott, C.J. Anderson, Ben Ross
Jaylen Brown ’18 advocates for change; Kate Scott ’05 knows why we love sports; time to coach for C.J. Anderson ’13; Ben Ross ’07 has us believing in Cal alumni on his new podcast.
Shattuck Avenue East Renamed After Immigrant Activist Kala Bagai
On September 15, 2020, the Berkeley City Council renamed Shattuck Avenue East to honor Kala Bagai, an Indian immigrant activist and leader who fought tirelessly against racial prejudice in early 20th century Berkeley. Her life's work is now commemorated in Kala Bagai Way. Cal alumna, community activist, and historian Barnali Ghosh M.L.A. ’01, along with her husband, Anirvan Chatterjee, created and led the year-long public campaign for the renaming of the two-block eastern stretch of Shattuck Avenue as part of the couple's continuing efforts to make Berkeley more accepting of its Asian American population and help South Asian immigrants feel welcome in the city.
Golden Bears, New Students Connect from Afar
Traditionally, alumni volunteers hold welcome events in person, but in light of COVID-19, virtual collaborations between Alumni Chapters enabled more alumni-student engagement beyond our local circles.
Alumni Show Up for Students and Each Other at Summer Welcome Parties
Alumni chapters hosted Summer Welcome Parties to give new students a warm, Berkeley welcome, and reconnect with their fellow Cal alumni. From Cal Band music to Cal-themed trivia and casual conversations about Berkeley student life, this year's Summer Welcome Parties provided much-needed fun and connection in these virtual times.
Best in Show: Cal Doggo Edition
The dog days of summer are coming to a close, so let’s take a moment to acknowledge our furry friends on campus with the most Cal spirit. We might not have a doggy yearbook, but that won’t stop us from curating our own (subjective) yearbook superlatives! If you’re interested in having your pup featured in […]
10 Cal Alumnae You Should Know
From saving marine life to challenging stereotypes through stand-up and ensuring children receive proper school lunches, Cal alumnae truly leave a lasting impact.
Thelton Henderson ’55, J.D. ’62 Receives Distinguished Alumnus Award from National College Baseball Hall of Fame
Thelton Henderson was announced today as the newest recipient of the George H.W. Bush Distinguished Alumnus Award from the National College Baseball Hall of Fame. The award honors Henderson’s contributions as a federal judge and his role in the civil rights movement.
As Academic Year Begins, Alumni and Scholars Roll Out Virtual “Welcome Mat”
Coming to Cal is both exciting and daunting. We are grateful to our Cal Alumni Association community for helping our students feel supported as they embark on their Cal journey during these challenging times.
