Fall 2025 The Center for African Studies Colloquium Series invites lectures, book talks, and panels given by prominent Africa-focused scholars. These colloquia present the latest in Africanist and Afro-diasporic thought, drawing together with inter-...
Fall 2025 The Africa Matters Faculty Hour invites two on-campus professor/scholars thinking about Africa to an informal dialogue over lunch. Take time out of your hectic schedules, and join us, as UCB...
Tobias Warner became professor of French and Comparative Literature at UC Davis in 2012 after completing his PhD in Comparative Literature at UC Berkeley under the mentorship of Professor Karl Britto. At Davis he regularly...
Four gifted first-year students — Daniel Ekonde of Cameroon, James MawienManyuol of South Sudan, Victor Ochieng of Kenya and Jennifer Ugwa of Nigeria — are this year’s Mastercard Foundation Scholars at UC Berkeley Journalism, part of a campuswide program in partnership with the Mastercard Foundation that covers the educational costs of students seeking master’s degrees.
Tobias Warner
