The last two years have seen a big jump in women and underrepresented minority students majoring in computer science

Sanders opens a narrow lead, as the contest for March 3 primary remains fluid, pollster says

Robert Reich, a professor of public policy, and Berkeley Law Dean Erwin Chemerinsky discuss what the mechanisms are for removing or sanctioning a president of the United States and what are impeachable offenses

"Our Principles of Community are clear, as are our values," campus leaders write

Researchers home in on core microbial community of tomato leaf - one that is robust and stable in the face of invading microbes

Her documentary film on the topic will be shown in Berkeley’s Banatao Auditorium at Sutardja Dai Hall on Wednesday, Dec. 11

Leaky filtration system in brain contributes to cognitive dysfunction in aging as well as disease

The probe's close encounter with the sun’s corona revealed switchbacks that may be accelerating solar wind particles

Climate models published 20-30 years ago got the physics right, making scientists more confident that today's models are also correct

Peruse hand-crafted pottery at an art studio pop-up shop, order a gift certificate to a campus performance or swing by the Cal Student Store to find a gift with a Berkeley touch for the holidays

Scientific and engineering advances have increased the number of sustainable energy solutions to mitigate climate change

Understanding how sorghum survives harsh conditions could help researchers design crops that are more resilient to climate change

Test under Monterey Bay shows undersea fiber-optic cables can detect quakes and map fault systems

With new advances in microscopy, Berkeley biologists are able to see the secret life of cells unfolding like never before

In the Science of Happiness, a podcast by UC Berkeley's Greater Good Science Center, comedian Maz Jobrani talks about how writing down three good things every day helped him and his family stay positive

Two years ago, Drew Woodson began writing Your Friend, Jay Silverheels after he couldn't find any plays that spoke to who he was as a Native person

'Knowing that we're able to bring a bit of joy and smiles to these families, especially to the children, really warms our hearts,' one police officer said

Rebecca Abergel, Roland Bürgmann, Richard Ivry, Michael Manga and David Schaffer are the newest fellows of the world's largest scientific society

First-year student Saida Dahir has performed her poetry about issues like the Muslim ban and gun violence at dozens of protests and rallies across the country, and just released her first album, The Walking Stereotype

Light-sensitive cells in a fetus's immature retina are networked, suggesting a bigger role in the developing brain