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U.C. Berkeley's only non-partisan political news magazine. Check out bpr.berkeley.edu to find out mo The very first issue featured coverage of the U.S.

The Berkeley Political Review was founded in the aftermath of September 11, 2001 by a group of students dedicated to the informed analysis and discussion of political events. response to the attacks. Since then, BPR has covered two presidential elections, the war in Iraq, the election of Arnold Schwarzenegger as California governor, the expansion of the EU, global poverty, immigration raids, the p

olitics of ethanol, Berkeley’s tree sitters, and everything in between. Ten years later, BPR remains the only non-partisan political news magazine at U.C. Berkeley and has transformed tremendously from a small publication into a campus powerhouse endorsed by the Institute of Governmental Studies and the Journalism School. On a national level, BPR has been invited to the Alliance of Collegiate Editors. This national organization of fifteen collegiate sociopolitical publications fosters cross-campus dialogue on important issues and secures professional contacts for member publications. BPR is the only public school publication in this alliance including Harvard, Brown, Columbia, Princeton, Duke, and a number of other top tier university publications.

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The Berkeley Political Review was founded in the aftermath of September 11, 2001 by a group of students dedicated to the informed analysis and discussion of political events. The very first issue featured coverage of the U.S. response to the attacks. Since then, BPR has covered two presidential elections, the war in Iraq, the election of Arnold Schwarzenegger as California governor, the expansion of the EU, global poverty, immigration raids, the politics of ethanol, Berkeley’s tree sitters, and everything in between. Ten years later, BPR remains the only non-partisan political news magazine at U.C. Berkeley and has transformed tremendously from a small publication into a campus powerhouse endorsed by the Institute of Governmental Studies and the Journalism School. On a national level, BPR has been invited to the Alliance of Collegiate Editors. This national organization of fifteen collegiate sociopolitical publications fosters cross-campus dialogue on important issues and secures professional contacts for member publications. BPR is the only public school publication in this alliance including Harvard, Brown, Columbia, Princeton, Duke, and a number of other top tier university publications.