All the below tweets are in English.
今日は、 UCLA と UCバークレー のツイートを貼っておきます。6日、40個ほど追加しました。
なお、この大学ツイート特集に限りませんが、専門家等によるこういう政策議論がありますというご紹介として、あまりに極端なもの等を除いて当サイトに貼っています。その結果、それらの党派色が見えることがありますが、いつも書いておりますように政治的意図等は一切ありませんし、政治的影響も無いと判断しております。
To strengthen a significant California climate policy, @ucla legal researchers are offering guidance for policymakers to address four challenges that would help the state further reduce carbon pollution from transport fuels.https://t.co/Hi7VfXCoAk
— UC (@UofCalifornia) July 6, 2018
An opioid epidemic may be looming in Mexico — and the U.S. may be partly responsible. https://t.co/gzUkCB5jLW pic.twitter.com/nQ2AKxnn4g
— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) November 29, 2018
Expert panel dissects the higher Latino turnout in the 2018 midterm elections. https://t.co/Nv69aY544i pic.twitter.com/Q69X0mZWjX
— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) November 21, 2018
Without electric grid upgrades, heat-related power #outages in L.A. County are guaranteed by midcentury… but here are some recommendations to avoid them. https://t.co/leJv58110O pic.twitter.com/qPfkCSzhzd
— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) November 14, 2018
UCLA researchers and partners work with sushi restaurants to reduce seafood fraud. #Sushi https://t.co/5osRPe8rzn pic.twitter.com/yg1PeeGA3L
— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) November 8, 2018
9 in 10 Californians have health insurance, but federal policy changes signal turbulence ahead. https://t.co/lkXLkSEVLk pic.twitter.com/nuJhtYSTXe
— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) October 31, 2018
The internet was born 49 years ago on this day at UCLA. The first message was sent by Leonard Kleinrock via ARPANET to colleagues at the Stanford Research Institute. #HappyInternetDay https://t.co/nzHLC9qwYf pic.twitter.com/AQ2zYDyNjo
— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) October 29, 2018
UCLA faculty voice: Five myths about the 2016 election, with political science professor Lynn @Vavreck. https://t.co/NZXJh3GXnx pic.twitter.com/y3X3zDdIbt
— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) October 12, 2018
Several options to address L.A.'s affordable housing crisis… informed by what worked last time.
From the UCLA Luskin Center for History and Policy. https://t.co/Ncs65dp9sy pic.twitter.com/BgAoTZ3aqW— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) October 1, 2018
After 10 years of expansion, UCLA Anderson Forecast predicts an economic slowdown on the horizon. https://t.co/POpUwYoZE3 pic.twitter.com/OtUA5WrbXu
— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) September 26, 2018
Happy #NationalVoterRegistrationDay!
UCLA students now have an online tool making it easier to register to #vote. #VoterReg2018 https://t.co/mvvVMxjl4s pic.twitter.com/SC7FqXlp7U— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) September 25, 2018
Some algal blooms are harmful; a new mobile device developed at UCLA could make it easier to predict them. https://t.co/VuFfdkYnZU pic.twitter.com/sD0q1gnjoK
— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) September 21, 2018
Plans to change federal Medi-Cal funding could force some California counties to slash health coverage, says a new @UCLAchpr study. https://t.co/LVy4zmbuH2 pic.twitter.com/BwnKJ5PcKY
— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) September 18, 2018
UCLA's impact on the California economy is $11.06 billion.
(And as L.A. County's fourth largest employer, UCLA supports more than 72,000 full-time jobs.)
https://t.co/VpzSCneKVN pic.twitter.com/OzdojypiZk— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) September 11, 2018
A UCLA analysis found the Affordable Care Act #ACA reduced health care disparities among Latino groups in CA.https://t.co/78QpduL9P8 pic.twitter.com/r6TlYyARxs
— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) September 5, 2018
Requiring insurance companies to pay for vaccinations given at retail pharmacies could help prevent the spread of deadly communicable diseases, UCLA study finds. https://t.co/uf4q9hXvka pic.twitter.com/hMongNJtxc
— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) August 30, 2018
"The first thing that we need is transparency and accountability from the [#socialmedia] platforms." UCLA professor @ubiquity75 interviewed on @BBCNewsnight. https://t.co/hOsToDNWHD
— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) August 28, 2018
UCLA study finds that furniture from China contributes to deforestation in central Africa and that United States consumers are a driving force https://t.co/U66V57WrJJ pic.twitter.com/LAmBXblQoQ
— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) July 17, 2018
UCLA Anderson Forecast sees economy moving ahead ― for now https://t.co/shqGQTgDl8 pic.twitter.com/PsZqp1uaa2
— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) June 13, 2018
Autocrats are on the rise while democracy is facing multiple threats, says Rep. @AdamSchiffCA in lecture at UCLA. https://t.co/JyWpyLy4GL pic.twitter.com/tAHz7DMPNo
— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) June 4, 2018
#UCLA researchers say the Tune In & Tune Up program, one of the first transportation programs to achieve efficiency, equity and environmental objectives, has benefited #California’s San Joaquin Valley. Read more here: https://t.co/rkdlOLVJ28. pic.twitter.com/arsvmEjuhK
— UCLA Alumni (@UCLA_Alumni) July 11, 2018
Free rides to the polls will test the transit and turnout connection https://t.co/gBkr2yckcu via @Curbed. pic.twitter.com/OSqkLFALW7
— UCLA Transportation (@UCLACommute) November 5, 2018
Need a better way to get to @UCLA? Find all of your commuting options with our brand new trip planner! Try it out and see if you can reduce your commute. https://t.co/zqWJcbJVlB
— UCLA Transportation (@UCLACommute) October 16, 2018
Can California find a sustainable solution to thehousing and homelessness crisis? @UCLA's Stephanie Pincetl joined @PBSSoCal's "Sustaining California" to explore the problem with @davidnazarnews. https://t.co/3JakYC84z3 pic.twitter.com/88q1wn4oxZ
— UCLA Inst. of the Environment and Sustainability (@UCLAIoES) August 27, 2018
In his latest op-ed for @TheHill, @DrJEFielding, professor-in-residence in #UCLAFSPH's Department of Health Policy and Management, addresses the lack of U.S. leadership on #breastfeeding and how Congress can fix it: https://t.co/ou2GUIQVTP pic.twitter.com/suVJQwaNGT
— UCLA Fielding School (@UCLAFSPH) August 21, 2018
This video provides a great overview of UCLA’s impact on the local and state economy. https://t.co/ms7AqQLiH2
— Gene Block (@UCLAchancellor) October 24, 2018
Very proud of our partnerships with @CalCommColleges, expanding opportunity to even more talented transfer students from throughout California. https://t.co/2IJQsz2RRT
— Gene Block (@UCLAchancellor) July 12, 2018
How do you measure the real estate market's current and future health? For Paul Habibi @uclaanderson, it's not just sales and prices. Consider inventory, local infrastructure and local market economy to help gauge potential appreciation. https://t.co/wD2giFRgvq pic.twitter.com/4zESzPLVJH
— UCLA Anderson (@uclaanderson) June 6, 2018
For the second event in a joint series between UCLA Anderson and Zócalo Public Square, Anderson economist Ed Leamer joined a panel discussion to discuss, “What Will Trump’s Trade Wars Do to the U.S. Economy?”
Read more: https://t.co/2Tta7B03UA#WhyAnderson | #UCLAAnderson pic.twitter.com/wWNT4qSm4T
— UCLA Anderson (@uclaanderson) May 10, 2018
How @uclaanderson's Economist Edward Leamer is trying to measure the impact of #minimumwage increases. https://t.co/wRzWwGNTbr pic.twitter.com/qp03ehcPV1
— UCLA Anderson Review (@AndersonReview) October 5, 2018
Italy's economic malaise can be traced to the lack of gains in business productivity, which, as economic research shows, is the most important determinant of an economy's long-term performance.
– @uclaanderson's Bruno Pellegrinohttps://t.co/HhXRZCprdp— UCLA Anderson Review (@AndersonReview) June 20, 2018
.@Emmett_UCLALaw’s Ann Carlson & @CaraHorowitz talk to @InsideClimate re: Trump’s assault on the science behind new climate assessment report by Fed Govt & its findings that #climatechange is real. https://t.co/e1ssgCfURt
— UCLA School of Law (@UCLA_Law) November 30, 2018
.@Emmett_UCLALaw’s Ann Carlson tells @EENewsUpdates Fed govt’s new climate assessment report strengthens case for greater regulation to fight #climatechange: "It certainly seems to undermine the credibility of arguments that we need to weaken regulation." https://t.co/QoQT7KXIgW
— UCLA School of Law (@UCLA_Law) November 30, 2018
.@UCLA_Law Prof Hiroshi Motomura spoke w/ @globalnews on reality of #BorderCrisis as #Immigration experts state “there is no crisis at the border.” Motomura notes, “What the border really needs is people to process the asylum applications…” https://t.co/UMYqDOoMt0
— UCLA School of Law (@UCLA_Law) November 29, 2018
.@VolokhC cited in @NRO on the #SupremeCourt’s stance towards the #SecondAmendment: https://t.co/UJP54mMB4h
— UCLA School of Law (@UCLA_Law) November 20, 2018
Does the president have the right to pick and choose which journalists get a press pass? @VolokhC interviewed by @AirTalk on CNN lawsuit against White House for revoking #JimAcosta’s press credentials: https://t.co/mI8DJKAhA1
— UCLA School of Law (@UCLA_Law) November 15, 2018
.@Emmett_UCLALaw alum Jackie Prange, @NRDC attorney, wins huge victory in #KeystoneXL pipeline case: “Keystone XL would be a disaster for the climate and for the people and wildlife of this country,” Prange said in @nytimes. https://t.co/34SIfegmZl
— UCLA School of Law (@UCLA_Law) November 14, 2018
.@Kh_fadl writes in @nytimes how Saudi Arabia is misusing Mecca: “The #Saudi monarchy has a long history of exploiting the podium of the Grand Mosque in Mecca by using its imams to praise, sanctify and defend the rulers and their actions.” https://t.co/9J8YK57EmD
— UCLA School of Law (@UCLA_Law) November 13, 2018
.@seanhecht of @Emmett_UCLALaw quoted in @wired on how opportunities to fight #climatechange were down ballot in midterm elections: “There’s certainly a sense of increased responsibility to curtail greenhouse gas emissions at the state and local levels.” https://t.co/MJtPM5ogYR
— UCLA School of Law (@UCLA_Law) November 8, 2018
.@CatherineLhamon, of @USCCRgov and @NCYLnews, speaks @UCLA_Law on future of enforcing #CivilRights under #Trump: “This administration follows the Reagan playbook but accelerates it, trying to undo what has been done to create a new reality.” https://t.co/wKdEqsxfnP
— UCLA School of Law (@UCLA_Law) November 8, 2018
.@JonDMichaels writes in @washingtonpost of #Trump’s “shameless, dangerous stunt” of sending military to US-Mexico border to block a caravan of migrants: “There is no credible basis for the president’s assertion that the migrants are dangerous.” https://t.co/L8NsQ3w26f
— UCLA School of Law (@UCLA_Law) November 5, 2018
.@UCLALaw’s Professor Richard Sander co-writes in @latimes on California’s #affordablehousing crisis. “The best response to the affordability problem is a matter of legitimate debate. But thoughtful debate must start with accurate data.” https://t.co/cDs4rJWjif
— UCLA School of Law (@UCLA_Law) November 2, 2018
Tune in now to watch an exclusive Facebook Live discussion with @nytimes tech columnist Farhad Manjoo and @UCLA_Law professor and cybersecurity expert Kristen Eichensehr. ➡️ https://t.co/v1ZVQe0EcN pic.twitter.com/1VerIVFiPA
— UCLA (@UCLA) November 14, 2018
UCLA researchers are studying the LA River Watershed, examining how to improve water quality and increase water supply as a necessary step towards realizing 100% locally-sourced water for L.A. County by 2050.
➡️ https://t.co/EG992E5zqT #OptimismCan pic.twitter.com/eOWaDYVAe2— UCLA (@UCLA) October 5, 2018
UCLA scientists are advancing earthquake science to help California prepare for catastrophe. #ShakeOut https://t.co/XRPOTsoJCR
— UCLA (@UCLA) October 1, 2018
Whether you love 'em or hate 'em, e-scooters have been flocking to cities throughout the country. But can pedestrians and scooter users coexist?
A UCLA professor weighs in on the debate. pic.twitter.com/7TkqMb1z6u
— UCLA (@UCLA) September 19, 2018
Today on campus, the @nytimes is discussing the upcoming #midterms2018 with @Nate_Cohn, @maggieNYT, and @adamnagourney. Moderated by @alexburnsNYT who asks, what are the prospects for LA, California, and the nation? Watch live: https://t.co/z5h9a4n1PE
— UCLA (@UCLA) June 26, 2018
Did you know? The @USGS_ShakeAlert earthquake early warning system was developed with help from @ucberkeley. Via @sciencemagazine https://t.co/XvrOa8QgMv
— UC (@UofCalifornia) November 11, 2018
.@ucberkeley astrophysicist Carl Pennypacker is leading a team of researchers working to develop a system of geosynchronous satellites, aerial drones, piloted aircraft and fire towers to spot wildfires at the earliest possible moment. Via @nbcnewsmach https://t.co/Tz7DZ1Xrfc
— UC (@UofCalifornia) August 13, 2018
In times of accelerated change & collective anxiety, we can choose breaking—a politics of fear and a false us v. them—or bridging, which calls on us to embrace our connection, insist on the dignity of all life, & move towards a larger we. @profjohnapowell https://t.co/cwpgXek46M pic.twitter.com/Ue7dVc3PNR
— Haas Institute (@HaasInstitute) November 27, 2018
DYK researchers in @Berkeley_EECS are working on #microrobots that may one day be used by first responders to search for survivors after a #disaster, by industrial plants to detect chemical leaks, or by farmers to monitor & tend their crops? https://t.co/RwgitVBbci @UCBerkeley pic.twitter.com/ebqKZjuKmF
— Berkeley Engineering (@Cal_Engineer) November 29, 2018
Watch Berkeley Journalism Dean @edwardwasserman's take on the derivation and impact of @Dictionarycom's #WordOfTheYear2018: https://t.co/Mu2knhC2lF #journalism #media #democracy
— UC Berkeley J-School (@ucbsoj) November 26, 2018
Lawsuits resulting from #wildfires means that PG $ E is facing "a level of scrutiny here that I’ve never seen with any other regulatory issue," says Steve Weissman, GSPP lecturer and former administrative judge for the CA Public Utilities Commission. https://t.co/JzLBcDi42f pic.twitter.com/1xOSYkOisq
— Goldman School (@GoldmanSchool) December 4, 2018
Check out Goldman student @braderstorf's op-ed about the #G20 in the Spanish New York Times. https://t.co/n3pQZHbqEQ The English version can be found at https://t.co/NxSZI3BDBU pic.twitter.com/MsZ46ZqHdQ
— Goldman School (@GoldmanSchool) November 30, 2018
417 billion gallons of treated municipal wastewater were discharged into the Pacific Ocean and SF Bay in 2015. What would it take to recycle a portion of this? A report from @healtheocean and project director James Hawkins (MPP'18) https://t.co/39q8ol01tM pic.twitter.com/ERaHeu7ulN
— Goldman School (@GoldmanSchool) November 27, 2018
“If Democrats want to retain Congress and win the presidency in 2020, their clearest strategy is to take these voters seriously, and lean hard into political accountability and reform," write @hill_charlotte (MPP '17, PhD Candidate) & student @braderstorf https://t.co/OqDZQFc1pb pic.twitter.com/OqF6gHP0ga
— Goldman School (@GoldmanSchool) November 8, 2018
Professor @RBReich on why he's optimistic about the future. @UCBerkeley #ElectionDay #MillennialsVote pic.twitter.com/sjpkQBAIAJ
— Goldman School (@GoldmanSchool) November 6, 2018
Elevating American dialogue will mean talking about substantive issues, and not politics, says Dan Lindheim, Professor of Practice. Read more: https://t.co/WPnftg760s pic.twitter.com/5VQoHp3YOP
— Goldman School (@GoldmanSchool) November 1, 2018
Housing prices are re-segregating the #BayArea Goldman student Spencer Bowen speaks with @philipdev1 a graduate student researcher with @UCBDisplacement on the Goldman School podcast, Talk Policy To Me. https://t.co/Mz9UzswIlB @ucBerkeley #publicpolicy #housing #housingpolicy pic.twitter.com/h68Eq807p3
— Goldman School (@GoldmanSchool) November 1, 2018
By voting, students can lead the Just (Climate) Transition by @dan_kammen in the Berkeley Blog https://t.co/Y8Qu0XhyTn #GetOutTheVote pic.twitter.com/zaNrSaDBdE
— Goldman School (@GoldmanSchool) October 10, 2018
Celebrities can kindle some mobilization among voters with low turnout, says Professor Sarah Anzia in Washington Post https://t.co/ritpsDkkjB pic.twitter.com/j4U1zdtyuU
— Goldman School (@GoldmanSchool) October 9, 2018
American migration in response to climate change is beginning: https://t.co/xailjLReqX Repeated exposure to storms or other climate events will push people to move, says Goldman's @solhsiang pic.twitter.com/iG8WRMVA3l
— Goldman School (@GoldmanSchool) September 26, 2018
"For President Trump, there's big things at stake" in relation to GM's plan to lay off thousands of factory workers, according to Henry Brady, dean of UC-Berkeley's @GoldmanSchool. Listen to the whole interview about GM and Trump here: https://t.co/IIWjvk779n
— KCBS 106.9 FM/740 AM (@KCBSRadio) November 28, 2018
The economy is still red hot, but a recession is on the horizon, says Kenneth Rosen, faculty director of the @FisherUCB Center for #RealEstate & Urban Economics, in his annual forecast. https://t.co/bNP7sqQW1o
— Haas School of Bus. (@BerkeleyHaas) November 26, 2018
Interim Dean @LauraDTyson writes that access to financial services helps reduce poverty & inequality—yet many small entrepreneurs in the developing world are wary of loans. How to spur #financialinclusion to Mexico: https://t.co/T2GyLQU5R4 @IBSI_at_Haas @CNTR4growth pic.twitter.com/k4kTa2TBwt
— Haas School of Bus. (@BerkeleyHaas) November 9, 2018
Congrats to Haas alum & former ambassador to Hungary Eleni Kounalakis, MBA 92, who has been elected lieutenant governor! https://t.co/99SN5CXvwb pic.twitter.com/xJ4RXvqM88
— Haas School of Bus. (@BerkeleyHaas) November 7, 2018
"I approve this message." Assoc. Prof. Clayton Critcher found that phrase has actually given candidates cover to go negative. @AMA_Marketing podcast: https://t.co/ehJo7BKwSv #politicalads #ElectionDay
— Haas School of Bus. (@BerkeleyHaas) November 6, 2018
Unemployment is at its lowest since 1969, yet wages have stagnated and America's #homelessness crisis is deepening. All evidence shows that the problem will get worse unless policymakers intervene, writes Interim Dean @LauraDTyson: https://t.co/iqeuK1qwSj @ProSyn pic.twitter.com/CaFUtPJ2Sq
— Haas School of Bus. (@BerkeleyHaas) October 24, 2018
California gas is now more than $1/gal above rest of US (https://t.co/UZ3PO4yv1Z once you take CA out of nat avg). This increase isn't taxes. It's mystery surcharge. https://t.co/wVxYbIUC9q
— Severin Borenstein (@BorensteinS) November 4, 2018
Severin Borenstein in the @latimes: https://t.co/LLfEKaCxII
— Energy Institute (@energyathaas) October 15, 2018
Ken Rosen's research on Prop 10 #rentcontrol featured in @PolitiFact . https://t.co/gyAIzQuyg4
— Fisher Center (@FisherUCB) October 8, 2018
Our environmental law center (@BerkeleyLawCLEE) & partner @ResourcesLF gave incoming Gov. Newsom recommendations on how to address wildfire, drought, flood, drinking water safety and the high carbon pollution of our transportation systems. https://t.co/O2PUMpS1OM
— UC Berkeley Law (@BerkeleyLaw) December 5, 2018
“The real problem is there’s no place for people to go. Caltrans has to come to grips with this,” said Osha Neumann, an attorney for the East Bay Community Law Center. “They have to deal with this in a rational way, just like they do with earthquakes." https://t.co/EDRl6vnoMH
— UC Berkeley Law (@BerkeleyLaw) November 29, 2018
“This is essentially putting the U.N. at the cutting edge of this investigative opportunity,” says Human Rights Center director of technology and human rights program Félim McMahon. https://t.co/WBoOxjtswO
— UC Berkeley Law (@BerkeleyLaw) November 26, 2018
— UC Berkeley Law (@BerkeleyLaw) October 31, 2018
Berkeley Law's Ethan Elkind says California could see the effects of higher temperatures, through exacerbated wildfire dangers, increased risks of drought and impact on agriculture in California's central valley and wine country. https://t.co/2l7DUOy59K pic.twitter.com/UlQUE1A6WL
— UC Berkeley Law (@BerkeleyLaw) October 9, 2018
A study by Berkeley Law's @berkeleylawpac details how business improvement districts target homeless people. (Photo by Jack Holloway) https://t.co/ZZGgVT4M5s pic.twitter.com/vz1j8njMxH
— UC Berkeley Law (@BerkeleyLaw) September 18, 2018
“You’re talking about slicing up the pie, and all it says is Berkeley still has a good slice of pie — it’s just that they’re gonna have to cut in the Broad people,” Berkeley Law Professor Robert Merges said. https://t.co/Nf1zIHHuvv
— UC Berkeley Law (@BerkeleyLaw) September 12, 2018
— UC Berkeley Law (@BerkeleyLaw) September 6, 2018
Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke wants a plan to send more water to Central Valley farmers. But Professor Holly Doreumus says that's "more show than anything else." https://t.co/2YpiJzseDK
— UC Berkeley Law (@BerkeleyLaw) September 6, 2018
Ethan Elkin from @BerkeleyLawCLEE argues that we can maintain strong environmental and public health protections without hurting jobs and economic activity. https://t.co/hnt34rg5P5
— UC Berkeley Law (@BerkeleyLaw) August 30, 2018
We're feeling the effects of #wildfires. We recognize they're getting worse. Well… now what? @dfarber offers a portfolio of #riskmanagement strategies, to try and address this spreading issue https://t.co/wlaJmLkpes
— Berkeley Law CLEE (@BerkeleyLawCLEE) October 11, 2018
New from @BerkeleyLaw Dean Erwin Chemerinsky: The #25thamemdment has never been invoked, and it's highly unlikely it will be used against @realDonaldTrump https://t.co/tArvTSbBBB
— SacBeeEditorialBoard (@SacBeeEditBoard) September 10, 2018
Researchers from @Intel Corp. and UC Berkeley are looking beyond current transistor technology and preparing the way for a new type of memory and logic circuit that could someday be in every computer on the planet. @NatureNews @BerkeleyLab #IoT #AI https://t.co/2SXc1CAMfF
— UC Berkeley (@UCBerkeley) December 3, 2018
Roughly 12 percent of CA could be w/o #healthinsurance by 2020 if CA fails to enact a new state #healthcare mandate, expand coverage for low-income residents, or use govt money to make healthcare more affordable. via @UCBLaborCenter https://t.co/AJJ0SZ45QS
— UC Berkeley (@UCBerkeley) December 3, 2018
Rising waters could be a major obstacle for Oakland @Athletics Howard Terminal stadium
“There is legacy contamination in the areas where they will be building. And that means when the groundwater comes up, those contaminants can be remobilized.” https://t.co/fw8WaAzeWM
— UC Berkeley (@UCBerkeley) November 30, 2018
“The lack of transparency & disregard for risk are deeply concerning, there are safe & effective ways to protect children from HIV transmission, so the study does not appear to address an unmet medical need.” – Dr. Jennifer Doudna #CRISPR @washingtonpost https://t.co/9t39TcYTvE
— UC Berkeley (@UCBerkeley) November 27, 2018
Berkeley News sat down with political science professor Robert Van Houweling, an expert in voter behavior and legislative dynamics, to talk about last week’s election, what the results might mean for 2020 and what to expect from a divided government. https://t.co/xHOp1xF6nL
— UC Berkeley (@UCBerkeley) November 15, 2018
Mortgage algorithms perpetuate racial bias in lending, study finds #machinelearning #consumerlending #fintech @BerkeleyHaas @BerkeleyLaw https://t.co/AGYsUWbTGI
— UC Berkeley (@UCBerkeley) November 14, 2018
BLOG: "Latino voter surge holds lessons for 2020" by Lisa Garcia Bedolla via @ConversationUS https://t.co/xzxehPIGmr#politics #Latinos #Latinx #ElectionResults2018 #Midterms2018 #election
— UC Berkeley (@UCBerkeley) November 7, 2018
BLOG: Robert Reich: "America has rejected Trumpism" https://t.co/yY5jA6IPWR@RBReich via @Newsweek #politics #ElectionResults2018 #midterms2018
— UC Berkeley (@UCBerkeley) November 7, 2018
What to watch for as the votes roll in — advice from Berkeley expert Jack Citrin https://t.co/j0KPUdyTnl#ElectionDay #politics #vote #Midterms2018
— UC Berkeley (@UCBerkeley) November 6, 2018
ICYMI: What Tuesday's election might tell us about the future of politics https://t.co/Ut3MUUnZ1a#Midterms2018 #politics #election #midterms
— UC Berkeley (@UCBerkeley) November 5, 2018
ICYMI: Popular meal-kit companies may be creating low-wage, dead-end jobs, study finds https://t.co/XGJK1AyVMb
“Meal-kit delivery might be a rising star of the new food economy, but there is nothing new about the bad quality of these jobs.” pic.twitter.com/F0htf6LU7E
— UC Berkeley (@UCBerkeley) November 4, 2018
ICYMI: Robert Reich: Odds are against Dem takeover of House https://t.co/r10thjHSmT@RBReich @GoldmanSchool #politics #Midterms2018
— UC Berkeley (@UCBerkeley) November 3, 2018
BLOG: "A letter to my students: I still have hope because of you — now vote"
— Martha Olney, economics prof. https://t.co/Fq9kToYxlX@berkeleyecon @MarthaOlney— UC Berkeley (@UCBerkeley) November 2, 2018
New Berkeley IGS poll: Newsom, Feinstein leading, Props. 6 and 10 behindhttps://t.co/4QBmWDPAYi @BerkeleyIGS #politics #midterms2018
— UC Berkeley (@UCBerkeley) October 31, 2018