To celebrate UC Berkeley's 150th anniversary, the Blum Center for Developing Economies created an interactive graphic showcasing 150 Big Ideas winners.

A long-time analyst of Russian politics said President Donald Trump’s deference to Russian President Vladimir Putin has done more to destabilize the western world order than any other effort by Russian or Soviet agents since

The ratio of arm length to height is significantly associated elite athlete success

As a disability compliance officer at UC Berkeley, Derek Coates makes sure students with disabilities are getting the accommodations they need to be academically successful

A note about the plans for UC Berkeley's athletic facilities

Events worldwide will celebrate Mandela's centenary

Feelings of awe during white-water rafting trips markedly increased well-being in war veterans and at-risk teens.

For the first time this year, the students are being welcomed into the 1,700-square-foot makerspace on the first floor of Sutardja Dai Hall through a formal internship program

He began his career at Berkeley in 1987 as a residential life coordinator, and will now occupy the chief students affairs position at UC Berkeley

A record high of 89,616 students applied for freshman admission to Berkeley, and 13,561 were offered seats, following a particularly competitive admissions cycle

More than half of regulated industries increased emissions in California by purchasing offsets out of state, leading to increased pollution in poor and minority areas of California

Here's what the fastest animal in the world does on campus when it's not baby season

Edward Huang, a rising senior, will serve in the advisory role for the 2018-19 academic year

They fabricated foldable electronic switches and sensors directly onto paper, along with prototype generators, supercapacitors and other electronic devices

Staff, students, faculty and alumni can buy high-quality LED bulbs for almost half price

Artist and professor's painstakingly produced work is headed to the Smithsonian American Art Museum

Casida focused on how insects and other animals metabolized pesticides and designed versions that were more targeted and shorter-lasting

Noah Whiteman spent his teenage years exploring the bog of Sax-Zim, learning to fish and hunt with his naturalist dad and hiding that he was gay