We look forward to welcoming both new and returning members of the campus design community to Jacobs Hall for the start of the 2022-2023 school year. More information about upcoming events in the link below. shorturl.at/eny35

Interested in learning more? Come to one of our two informal info sessions, TODAY at 4pm in 210 Jacobs or 12/9 at 4pm, 220 Jacobs. jacobsinstitute.berkeley.edu…

Just announced: Aza Raskin will be speaking on Human Protective Design on November 22, as part of our Design Conversations series. Learn more and register: eventbrite.com/e/design-conv…

Can't wait to welcome Claire Evans on Friday at noon. She'll talk about her recent book on the women at the heart of the early internet. In addition to her writing, she's lead singer of the band Yacht, whose music reflects on cultures of digital technology.youtu.be/R8cavxA10Gc

We’re back for Fall and excited to launch our public programs this Friday with a talk by Mexico City curator Mario Ballesteros on “Pop, Populist, Popular: Design for El Pueblo.” Register through the link to join us in Jacobs Hall 310 at noon! eventbrite.com/e/design-conv…

Today’s Big Give! Help keep our laser cutters cutting with a gift in support of Jacobs’ makerspace, curriculum, and programs. give.jacobshall.org #CalBigGive #jacobsdesigncal

Among many fascinating cases in @jacobgaboury’s look at queer histories and futures of computing at Fields Notes yesterday was the 1952 love-letter generator of Christopher Strachey. A closeted writer and programmer, Strachey is credited with making the first work of computer art

Our Winter Design Showcase is coming up next week! Click the link below to register for two days of student projects on topics from prosthetics and mobility to AR/VR and biodesign. eventbrite.com/e/jacobs-wint…

In Bioinspired Design, an integrative biology course held at Jacobs Hall, students treat learning from nature as an innovation strategy. Check out a recent design concept from students in the class: bit.ly/2y2dGVk

This spring, a new Design Innovation course invited students to explore creative programming and electronics. bit.ly/2L9U8jP