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writer @ucberkeley. Previously: @epic, @SmithsonianMag, @Slate, @Washingtonian, @DenverWestword. Mountain West girl.
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UC Berkeley Named Top Public University in the U.S. and No. 7 in the World by ‘U.S. News’

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By Lila Thulin Verified
| Post News Group Verified
Photo by Keegan Houser/UC Berkeley. The 2026 Best Global Universities rankings evaluated 2,250 research institutions from more than 100 countries By Lila Thulin U.S. News & World Report has ranked UC Berkeley No. 7 in its 2026 list of the best global universities, which assesses more than 2,250 research institutions worldwide.
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How do Californians tolerate extreme inequality?

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By Lila Thulin Verified
| UC Berkeley News
People, Politics & society, Profiles, Research In their new book, 'Normalizing Inequality,' UC Berkeley professors G. Cristina Mora and Tianna Paschel detail the mental gymnastics Golden State residents use to reconcile a progressive identity with a dramatic wealth gap. Tianna Paschel, a professor of African American Studies, and G. Cristina Mora, a professor of sociology, pose with their new book.
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For 20 years, this UC Berkeley program has helped students who’ve been in foster care succeed

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By Erick Mendes, Lila Thulin Verified
| University of California
It was 2006, and Lombard’s pre-college years had looked different than most of his peers: He’d attended four different high schools, sold drugs, had brushes with law enforcement and experienced periods of homelessness. So, as what he terms a “very bitter 17-year-old,” he saw an invitation to create a wish list for move-in day dorm products and assumed it was a con. It wasn’t.
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