In partnership with On the Same Page, the Division of Arts & Humanities is excited to sponsor a student essay and video contest. After watching… Read More »On the Same Page Student Essay & Video Contest | Submissions Due September 1, 2023
By Ivan Natividad | MARCH 7, 2023 The imprints of Judith Heumann’s life’s work can be found by walking through UC Berkeley’s campus, from the… Read More »UC Berkeley mourns, celebrates the life of disability rights icon Judith Heumann
Want to have a say in what book will be selected for the 2023 On the Same Page program? Sign up to be a student… Read More »Sign up to be a student reviewer (and get free books!)
September 9, 2022: The event recording has been removed. Thank you. If you missed our event Interior Chinatown: An Evening with Charles Yu and Philip… Read More »Aug 26 event recording now available
By Anne Brice, Berkeley News| AUGUST 24, 2022 Charles Yu, discusses his 2020 book, Interior Chinatown, which goes inside the mind of a young Asian… Read More »Author Charles Yu: ‘Interior Chinatown’ is about roles and how we play them
We are seeking volunteers to support our event On the Same Page Presents – Interior Chinatown: An Evening with Charles Yu and Philip Kan Gotanda… Read More »Volunteer for An Evening with Charles Yu and Philip Kan Gotanda on August 26, 2022
Want to have a say in what book will be selected for an upcoming UC Berkeley On the Same Page program? Sign up to be… Read More »Volunteer to serve as a student reviewer
By Ivan Natividad | AUGUST 24, 2021 As an undocumented Ecuadorian child growing up in Queens, New York, Karla Cornejo Villavicencio said she always knew… Read More »‘Undocumented Americans’ author: ‘Create the art you see in yourself’
By Anne Brice, Berkeley News | SEPTEMBER 1, 2020 Imagine a reality where migration didn’t involve a journey, and instead, anyone could simply walk through… Read More »‘Exit West’ author Mohsin Hamid: ‘Migration is what our species does’
September 23, 2019 | by Mary Flegler In the early 1930s, Gertrude Stein, Oakland-raised oracle of the Lost Generation, revisited her hometown. It was the… Read More »The Book All Freshmen Are Reading
