尼泊尔裔美国人·加州大学伯克利分校哈斯商学院MBA生埃萨·蒂利哈正带领一群同学踏上青考进尼泊尔珠穆朗玛峰大本营的春假探险之旅。

这段为期12天的徒步旅程被定义为领导力发展体验，推动学生走出舒适区，同时建立团队凝聚力和韧性。蒂利哈表示，这次旅行也是关于文化联结和传承的。

团队已经训练了数个月，并获得了湾区数家公司的赞助。哈斯商学院将此行列为体验式学习承诺的一部分予以支持。

Esa Tilija, a Nepali-American MBA student at UC Berkeley’s Haas School of Business, is leading a group of fellow students on an ambitious spring break expedition to Mount Everest Base Camp in Nepal.

The 12-day trek is framed as a leadership development experience, pushing students outside their comfort zones while building team cohesion and resilience. Tilija says the trip is also about cultural connection and honoring his heritage.

The group has been training for months and has raised sponsorship from several Bay Area companies. Haas has endorsed the trip as part of its broader commitment to experiential learning.

伯克利艺术博物馆与太平洋电影资料馆（BAMPFA）推出了一个开创性的新电影系列，探索迷幻文化与电影的交汇点，汇聚珍贵放映、艺术家谈话和学术讨论。

该系列名为《迷幻与电影》，由凯特·麦喀策划，收录的影片涵盖了1960年代实验性先锋作品到探索意识改变状态的当代影片。

麦喀表示，该系列旨在挑战观众重新思考电影如何作为感知探索的载体。该项目已有数场幕售罄，吸引了学生、教职人员和湾区电影爱好者前来观看。

The Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive (BAMPFA) has launched a groundbreaking new film series exploring the intersection of psychedelic culture and cinema, featuring rare screenings, artist talks, and academic discussions.

Titled Psychedelia and Cinema, the series is curated by Kate MacKay and features films ranging from experimental avant-garde works of the 1960s to contemporary productions that engage with altered states of consciousness.

MacKay says the series aims to challenge audiences to reconsider how film can serve as a vehicle for perceptual exploration. The program has already sold out several screenings, drawing students, faculty, and Bay Area film enthusiasts.