Events Archive

Food Politics 2019: "An Agenda for the Food Movement" with Marion Nestle

February 19, 2019

Opening reception for “Woodstock” photographs by Baron Wolman

February 15, 2019

A black-and-white photo of a man and woman sitting in tall grass. The man has long hair, a beard, and wears a headband and open shirt. The woman has long hair and wears a headscarf and shawl. Both appear relaxed, smiling into the distance—capturing an essence often seen in Berkeley Journalism imagery.

Opening reception for "Woodstock" photographs by Baron Wolman

February 15, 2019

A black-and-white photo of a man and woman sitting in tall grass. The man has long hair, a beard, and wears a headband and open shirt. The woman has long hair and wears a headscarf and shawl. Both appear relaxed, smiling into the distance—capturing an essence often seen in Berkeley Journalism imagery.

Food Politics 2019: “Nutrition Science Under Siege” with Marion Nestle

February 12, 2019

Food Politics 2019: "Nutrition Science Under Siege" with Marion Nestle

February 12, 2019

News of the Future and the Future of News | Kevin Delaney, Editor, Quartz

February 11, 2019

A man in a gray suit is speaking animatedly while seated at a table with several other people in a bright, busy indoor setting. The lively atmosphere feels reminiscent of a Berkeley Journalism workshop. There is a centerpiece with flowers on the table, and the background shows others engaged in conversations.

News of the Future and the Future of News | Kevin Delaney, Editor, Quartz

February 11, 2019

A man in a gray suit is speaking animatedly while seated at a table with several other people in a bright, busy indoor setting. The lively atmosphere feels reminiscent of a Berkeley Journalism workshop. There is a centerpiece with flowers on the table, and the background shows others engaged in conversations.

Food Politics 2019: “Food Policy in the Trump Era” with Marion Nestle

February 5, 2019

Food Politics 2019: "Food Policy in the Trump Era" with Marion Nestle

February 5, 2019

The Paris Review: Women at Work | Emily Nemens, Editor, The Paris Review

February 4, 2019

A three-dimensional view of The Paris Review Issue 216. The cover, reminiscent of Berkeley Journalism's vibrant storytelling, features an illustration of a person looking at framed artwork. The title is at the top, along with contributors like Robert Caro, Luc Sante, Mary Ruefle, and others.

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