Fall 2020
Her Story: 150 Years of Women at Cal
Features
On the Frontlines
How women led the battle against the 1918 flu
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150 Years of Women at Cal
A sesquicentennial timeline
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The Daring Ida Jackson
California’s first Black educator, in her own words
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Swift Justice
When Berkeley Law denied tenure to Eleanor Swift, she fought back.
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Telegraph
Making Space
Julia Morgan changed California’s architecture and opened the field for women
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Now This: The Berkeley Women’s Canon
From Joan Didion to Jenny Odell, peruse our annotated bookshelf
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How Will it End? A Q&A on Pandemics, Past and Present
Health and medicine historian Elena Conis puts coronavirus into perspective.
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The UC System Has Officially Gone Test Optional. What Now?
Inside the University of California’s bold move to reinvent admissions amid a pandemic
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A Historic Vote May Restore Affirmative Action in California
Earlier this year, the UC Regents backed the repeal of Prop 209.
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Shutdowns Hurt. They Also Save Lives.
Despite the economic and job losses, shelter-in-place orders prevented millions of coronavirus cases.
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Mixed Media
Editors’ Picks: What to read, watch, and listen to this fall.
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The Gate
Coming Out in Academia
A Q&A with English Professor Grace Lavery
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Spotlight: Opinionated Women
From Jennifer Rubin to Michelle Goldberg, meet some of Berkeley’s most opinionated writers.
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First Person: Angela Little at 100
Meet the professor emerita of nutrition sciences and one of Berkeley’s oldest alums
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Snapp Chats
Our columnist speaks with an infectious disease expert, an aspiring justice, and a war veteran.
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Chancellor’s Letter
Navigating a triple crisis
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Perspectives
Share Your Own Insight
Have a perspective on the topic that we somehow failed to include? Share it with us now.
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Editor’s Note
Rewriting history
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