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If you’ve ever allowed a sudden noise to disrupt your attempt to hit a shot in golf, you are said to have “rabbit ears.” Golf is much like life. When something gets in your head, it can throw you off your game. Anthony Scattini’s Rabbit Earz is a fictional tale drawn from real life experiences that weaves the ridiculousness, […]
“As a public university, the University of California has a fundamental responsibility to support its students, faculty, and staff, serve the state and its taxpayers, and work constructively with federal and state partners. UC is engaged in a multi-front effort to challenge the administration’s cuts to critical research funding that drives medical innovation, employs thousands […]
A Berkeley alum and Oklahoma transplant oversees the shrine of his idol
How adversity helped me discover new possibilities
New works by Berkeley authors and artists
Michelle Ott’s book Outer Space is Closer Than Antarctica has hit bookstores! Published by Chronicle Books Ott’s illustrated memoir describes life, love, and the science she learned after the four summer seasons she spent working at Antarctica’s largest research base, McMurdo Station. Michelle learned that outer space is in fact closer than Antarctica while attending […]
Sara Mirza ’08 has created a paradigm-shifting podcast that explores how people design and discover their way to a fulfilling career: Ace of Pentacles Podcast Featuring expert interviews, real-life stories, and career and life advice, the podcast takes a deep dive into the material and the numinous layers of the human experience through the lens […]
Roberta Berry Coyl ’68 was a world traveler and as a child crossed the Atlantic five times on the Queen Mary in the 1950’s with her Mother and brother, exploring the ship from top to bottom, bow to stern as a delighted kid would. After graduating from Berkeley in English, she earned a law degree […]
Mark Woods ’71 writes: “This book presents over 200 photos in 96 pages I made from ’68 to ’73. As you might imagine these photos and scenes have been floating around in my brain for the last 50 plus years. Some of you may be in or recognize someone in the book. There is Hubert, […]
Musician Chris Chu discovered recordings he doesn't remember making.
We asked for your takes on college football’s new economy. You sent emails, lots of them.
New works by Berkeley authors and artists
The author and human rights attorney on Berkeley activism and what keeps her advocating for Palestinians.
Leading a faculty group on AI risks, Will Fithian warns labs are playing "Russian roulette" with humanity.
The Calgorithm’s pin on the 2024 season is a 297-page book.
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This month’s picks of Berkeley-connected books, films, and podcasts
The Paris Opera Ballet’s latest production made just two stops in the US, opening at Berkeley.
