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Photography installation at Giannini Hall presents 36 photographs tracing nuclear testing and Marshallese resilience, alongside archival images and field notes.
Revolutionary Mexican Prints exhibit (The Bancroft Library Gallery) — Highlights from the library’s print collection trace the Taller de Gráfica Popular’s legacy from Posada to contemporary cross‑border artists.
Cal Berkeley women's golf team faces University of Hawaii at the Nanea Invitational neutral site, Nanea Golf Club in Kailua‑Kona.
Pet photo submissions create a Día de los Muertos ofrenda displayed at the North Branch Library, honoring pets who have crossed the Rainbow Bridge, ages 18 and up.
The Sun: Our Living Star (Chabot Space & Science Center) — 25‑minute immersive fulldome planetarium show featuring never‑before‑seen images of the Sun’s surface, ages 6 and up.
A 35‑minute digital tour recreates Chichen Itza’s pyramid and observatories, showing the ancient Maya civilization’s space, time and mathematics insights for all ages.
Open Rec Basketball — RSF Fieldhouse Courts A, B, and C in Berkeley.
Open Rec Field Use (UVA Fielding Field East, Berkeley) — Open recreational field use.
Intermediate Zoom workshop covering monthly reporting and reconciliation using PI Portfolio, updating projections and processing corrective transactions for Post‑Award RAs and award staff.
Virtual conversation with Kelly and Zach Weinersmith discussing A City on Mars: the science and absurdities of space settlement, ages 18 and up.
Online-only course explores nearby planets, stars, and galaxies using vivid telescope and probe images, presented in plain language by astronomer Andrew Fraknoi.
