California Women's Tennis vs ITA Northwest Regional Championships

Thu · Oct 8·Giannini Hall · Berkeley

At Giannini Hall, 36 photographs selected from the recently published Remembering the Future: Nuclear Testing, Rising Seas, and The Marshall Islands (Radius Books, © 2026) by Mark Klett and William L. Fox extend the two men's decades-long collaboration tracing the nuclear history of the American West and the broader Pa…

Thu · Oct 8·The Bancroft Library (corridor) · Berkeley

The Bancroft Library's collections of materials relating to the Philippines span nearly 500 years. Highlights in this exhibit include a transcript of an Inquisitorial trial from 1646, a prayer book written in the Cebuano language, and UC Berkeley Filipino student publications from 1905 to the present. The exhibit also…

Thu · Oct 8·Stanford, Calif. · Berkeley

Neutral site (ITA Northwest Regional Championships)

Thu · Oct 8·10 AM – 12 PM·Central Library · Berkeley

Need help with housing matters or facing eviction? Come to the library for assistance with substandard housing conditions, subsidized housing, rent increases, fair housing matters, and eviction defense. The Eviction Defense Center also handles Rental Assistance Applications for the City of Berkeley. For more informatio…

Thu · Oct 1·UC Berkeley

October is Dating/Domestic Violence Prevention Month, a time to raise awareness about relationship abuse, uplift survivors, promote healthy and respectful relationships, and strengthen our collective commitment to preventing violence. Explore UC Berkeley's Dating/Domestic Violence Prevention Month webpage (https://svsh…

Thu · Oct 1·UC Berkeley

UC Berkeley recognizes Filipino American History Month as a time to celebrate and learn about the histories, cultures, experiences, and contributions of Filipino Americans. Explore Equity & Inclusion's Filipino American History Month webpage (https://ei.berkeley.edu/resources/heritage-and-awareness-messages/filipino-am…

Thu · Oct 1·The Rowell Exhibition Cases, Doe Library, 2nd floor · Berkeley

In 1985, UC Berkeley students, with support from faculty, staff, and labor unions, transformed the campus into the heart of a powerful anti-apartheid divestment campaign. They organized rallies, teach-ins, and shantytown encampments to protest the university's financial ties to companies profiting from South Africa's s…