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Joseph Godlewski

Joseph Godlewski ’15 published his newest book The Architecture of the Bight of Biafra: Spatial Entanglements with Routledge Press. Based on fieldwork and archival research conducted during his time at Cal, the book examines the intersection of race and the built environment in the region now known as southeastern Nigeria. Enmeshed in the history of […]

Susan T. Ye

Susan T. Ye ’07, an attorney in the San Jose office of Littler, the world’s largest employment and labor law practice representing management, has been elevated to shareholder, effective January 1, 2025. Across its U.S., Mexico and Singapore offices, the firm elevated 28 attorneys to shareholder status. Ye’s practice focuses on representing and advising employers […]

Christina G. Cordoza

Christina G. Cordoza ’85, an attorney in the Walnut Creek office of Littler, the world’s largest employment and labor law practice representing management, has been elevated to shareholder, effective January 1, 2025. Across its U.S., Mexico and Singapore offices, the firm elevated 28 attorneys to shareholder status. Cordoza is a trusted legal adviser to business […]

Jessica Bernardini

Miller Nash welcome Jessica Bernardini, M.S. ’07, to the firm’s environmental team. Bernardini, based in the firm’s Portland office, focuses her practice on providing clients with regulatory advice and representation in energy and environmental law matters. “I’m excited about joining Miller Nash,” says Bernardini. “It’s evident that I have the support of knowledgeable and experienced […]

Ellen Fleishhacker

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Jate Samathivathanachai

Jate Samathivathanachai ’01 joined Mammoth Biosciences as Senior Vice President of Finance in February 2025. Mammoth is a Berkeley-affiliated biotechnology company focused on leveraging its proprietary ultracompact CRISPR systems to develop potential long-term curative therapies for patients with life-threatening and debilitating diseases.

Midjourney

Data Is Fueling the AI Revolution. What Happens When It Runs Out?

By Aaron Mok

Experts warn that the internet may not be big enough to sustain AI innovation

Nathalia Alcantara

Mixed Media: March 2025

By Editorial Staff

Berkeley-connected works we recommend this month

Washington Post

The Contrarian

By Steve Kettmann

Q&A with former Washington Post columnist, Jennifer Rubin ’83, J.D. ’86

Al Sermeno/KLC fotos via Cal Athletics

Coach Mo’s Momentum

By Margie Cullen

What explains the resurgence of the Cal throwing program?

Photo by Mathew Burciaga

Five Questions for Vishal Subramanyan ’24

By Nathalia Alcantara

The wildlife photographer captured the first images of the rare Mount Lyell shrew.

Mixed Media: February 2025

New Works by Berkeley Authors and Artists