New research from the Urban Displacement Project at UC Berkeley and the California Housing Partnership confirm that rising housing costs have contributed to the displacement of low-income people of color and resulted in new concentrations of poverty and racial segregation

Revamp of student auditorium over summer break

Last week, the Campanile’s north-facing clock came to a halt. One of the motors had burned out. But because the clocks are so old, you can't just buy a new part. Here's a 2015 interview with campus electrician Art Simmons about what it takes to care for the 100-year-old clocks.

Vice chancellor for equity and inclusion speaks about his time at Berkeley, when he felt he couldn't bring his whole self to campus, and his vision for the campus community

UC Berkeley's Graphic Arts Loan Collection offers up art to students, staff and faculty

After serving in senior administrative roles within the College of Letters and Science for a decade, she will return to her full-time faculty position next summer

A century-old theory about adaptation has now been demonstrated in a population of dark-colored lizards adapted to live on a desert lava flow

Experts from world's second- and fifth-largest economies put their heads together in advance of global climate summit

What goes through a gambler’s mind after she’s placed her bet? It’s not just the anticipation of a big payoff, or doubts about the wisdom of her bet. It’s also regret about previous bets, both

Annual event remembers deceased students, staff and faculty

Campus leaders gather to celebrate new building named in honor of the first black professor to win tenure, a preeminent statistician

The first woman to lead CED, she will remain at Berkeley as a faculty member

Researchers have built a computational model that can predict the degree to which we discriminate against one another based on social stereotypes

Electrogenic ability may be important in how bacteria infect humans, or in how they ferment cheese and yogurt

His focus is microlocal analysis, which is the mathematical theory behind classical/quantum, or wave/particle, correspondence.

Spurred by tragedy, UC Berkeley staffer gives her left kidney to save a life

UC responds to Court of Appeals decision that affirms patent board's finding of no interference

Her areas of expertise are Investigative reporting and narrative non-fiction

The chancellor chats about the power of the first day of school, incoming students and the staff who put so much work into helping them make Berkeley their new home

In three terms as I School leader, AnnaLee has transformed Berkeley's newest professional school