Go Inside a CRISPR Lab
What editing human cells really looks like.
Tap into your alumni community virtually. Live and on-demand programs range from career webinars and lectures with top Cal professors to social events and family-friendly entertainment.
What editing human cells really looks like.
There’s more to dusty old bones than meets the eye.
Deary Duffie MBA ’84 leads this virtual workshop.
This young alumni series on identity features current and former student athletes, including Jordan Veasy ’18 and Camryn Rogers ’22.
UC Berkeley's new curriculum for students and alumni focuses on creating and sustaining change.
Snap Judgment host Glynn Washington’s raw, musical brand of storytelling dares us to see the world through others’ eyes.
Professor Filippenko weighs in on his favorite trip, blue-footed boobies, and more.
Beloved Professor Emeritus Saragoza gives a taste of on Sicily’s mouthwatering culinary traditions.
Learn about the balmoral hat and other bits of rich Viking and Celtic history from Colonel Fred Rutledge.
Glimpse centuries of history and scenic splendor in Germany and the Czech Republic with Dr. Nadesan Permaul.
Alumni expertise for young graduates searching for jobs in uncertain times.
Connect with fellow alums in your industry, or help a student learn about your career path.
UC-wide virtual workshops and seminars on a variety of topics.
Lair family campers know the week still starts on Saturday night.
Downloadable Cal-themed pages for Golden Bears of all ages to enjoy.
Follow this easy DIY rainbow tie-dye tutorial from Lair of the Golden Bear staffer Caro.
Can Pinecrest have your attention, please? Unwind with this iconic view from the Lair's aptly named "Therapy" vista.
Dora Silva, ’09 writes: “I was born in Guatemala and joined my mom in California at six. In 2004, I opened my Berkeley acceptance email at a FedEx store because we didn’t have internet at home, my mom and abuelita beside me. Cal became my home—and in 2007 I helped found the Delta Omicron chapter […]
John Kinch ’67 writes: “After leaving Cal, I taught English at Macomb Community College in Michigan for 40 years. In March of 1971, Seamus Heaney came there to read fine poetry from his first book, Death of a Naturalist. He was unknown to us in those days, but later he rose to become one the […]
Ian Goodale ’12‘s debut novel, Molehills in Heaven, was released on Oct. 13 by Diachroneity Books. With a narrative form mirroring the upward collapse of the tetractys symbol, Molehills in Heaven tangles together classical adventure fantasy, creation myths, and philosophical musing—plus miles and miles of similes wrought in baroque style—to confuse and delight the adventurous […]