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View Article‘Regardless of where I am in the world, Diné Asdzáán Nishłí (I am a Diné woman)’
When Ph.D. student Sierra Edd first heard the Indigenous Futurisms Mixtape in 2014, it changed her relationship to her research and to herself
View ArticleIn arts and humanities at UC Berkeley, a blend of old and new
The humanities must play an important role at any major research university
View ArticleBerkeley Talks: The rise and destruction of the Jewish fashion industry
Author Uwe Westphal discusses Berlin's once-thriving Jewish fashion industry and how the Nazi confiscations of Jewish-owned companies in the years before World War II led to the industry's demise
View ArticleSix new fellows of American Academy of Arts & Sciences
A playwright, a philosopher, a physicist, a neuroscientist, a medical anthropologist and a political scientist have been elected to the academy this year.
View ArticleBerkeley Talks: How a lie from medieval Europe spread antisemitism across the...
Magda Teter, author of the 2020 book Blood Libel, discusses how an anti-Jewish lie that originated in medieval Europe has persisted throughout history and spread antisemitism across the world
View ArticleHow the Holocaust ends
"It's not a prescription, but rather a warning," says Berkeley graduate student Linda Kinstler, author of the 2022 book Come to This Court and Cry. As the last Holocaust survivors are dying, she says,...
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