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As students graduate into a turbulent world, commencement speaker Robert Reich embraces hope
This is not the first time that America has struggled through an era of instability, says the respected professor and activist. But in an interview, he found reason for optimism in America’s long history of resilience and in the idealism and energy of its young people.
Campus & community
What your voice gives away
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Law
As Sudan conflict rages, Berkeley-trained refugees use digital tools to track rights violations
After training with the International Center for Transitional Justice and the UC Berkeley Human Rights Center, Sudanese refugees are using open-source tools to document abuses at home. Their hope: Peace, and justice for victims.
Business & economics
Low wages, poor training put security guards — and the public — at risk, study finds
Mind & body
