Posts Tagged ‘uc berkeley’
NASA is forking over $200 million to create a satellite that will determine how Earth’s weather affects weather in space.
Though almost half of all U.S. college students don’t graduate in six years, UC Berkeley has kept its graduation rates high.
Two office buildings in Emeryville were evacuated this morning after a bomb threat.
One of the two UC Berkeley law students accused of killing an exotic bird in Las Vegas pleaded guilty in court.
According to a new study, removing just one percent of drivers would really help congested Bay Area roads.
Two UC Berkeley law students face criminal charges after allegedly beheading an exotic bird at a Las Vegas resort.
Want to predict earthquakes with your smartphone? Well, there’s (almost) an app for that.
It’s out with the old and in with the new at BART, as voters replaced a veteran board member with a 25-year-old Cal grad.
For college students, confetti doesn’t mean much. Try another kind of paper — cool, green cash.
When it comes to real estate, the bigger, the better for hermit crabs. And they’ll do anything to get it.
The struggling campus paper is getting help in times of financial crisis by paying just $1 rent a year on a new building.
UC police are advising hikers to be careful after multiple sightings of a mountain lion and her cubs near the Greek Theater.
After criticism from residents, the Berkeley and Albany police departments said they would no longer be pursuing a grant to buy an armored car.
California’s high standards when it comes to environmentally-sensitive gasoline also means higher prices at the pumps.
A UC Berkeley project is aimed at figuring out what kind of “software” children’s brains are running on and how to apply it to modern technology.
Tony La Russa’s Animal Rescue Foundation is out to prove that a little puppy love can go a long way.
