"The risk to anyone in the general U.S. population remains low," campus leaders write

Law professor, civil rights advocate to talk about contemporary fight for integration

"It’s fun and exciting at the polls," one graduate student said.

Suffragettes, lawmakers included in legacy of female pioneers

Name: Clancy Wilmott Discipline: Geography Degrees: B.A., communications, B.A., international studies, B.A., cultural studies, University of Technology, Sydney;  Ph.D., human geography, University of Manchester Research interests: I research space, media technologies and mapping between digital and analog systems of

Name: Lisandro Claudio Discipline: South and southeast Asian studies Degrees: A.B., Ateneo de Manila University, 2007; Ph.D., University of Melbourne, 2011 Research interests: I study the history of non-Western liberalism, using the Philippines as a case study. 

Campus administrators explain how they will ensure that Berkeley students receive the quality of education they deserve

Chancellor Carol Christ said proceeds from the campaign will do much more than “simply sustain the status quo"

Berkeley leaders have activated the campus Emergency Operations Center to monitor developments

UC Berkeley is partnering with UC San Diego to build pairs of fly's-eye observatories to look for laser signals from advanced civilizations in the Milky Way Galaxy

$252 million gift will seed construction of a new home for the Division of Computing, Data Science, and Society

Landmark gift from former dean Gordon Rausser — the largest ever received by the college — will strengthen its leadership in environmental and life sciences

More than $3 billion, including two major gifts to fund a data science building and rename the College of Natural Resources, already have been raised in the campaign's quiet phase

Bernie Sanders holds a comfortable lead, but far more Democratic voters prefer a different candidate from the party's fractured field.

At the first event of Poetry and Senses, a two-year initiative by Berkeley's Arts Research Center, three poets — Indira Allegra, and the campus's Chiyuma Elliott and Lyn Hejinian — addressed the theme of "emergency"

Anne Harte, medical director of University Health Services, and Marc Fisher, the vice chancellor for administration, sent the following message to the campus community on Thursday, Feb. 27: There have been a number of new

First-year Tellem, who spent his early childhood in The Gambia, talks about the pressure to assimilate to American culture, learning to love both his countries and how he finds common ground through healthy debates

Longstanding tradition of public service and growth experience overseas remains strong

Study is part of a larger investigation into female firefighters' risk of breast cancer