During his long career, Mac Laetsch served as director of the Botanical Garden, Lawrence Hall of Science and vice chancellor for development

"It’s February, and it’s Black History Month. But I recognize black history every day. Black history is American history. And until we really start to understand that, I don’t know how much progress we’re going to make," says Franklin, the faculty research coordinator at the Othering and Belonging Institute and the current chair of the Black Staff and Faculty Organization

Though cases in China may exceed current reports, infectious disease specialist John Swartzberg believes the United States is well equipped to face the outbreak

A majority of Native Americans polled by a UC Berkeley researcher object to caricatures of their culture

Staffer A. Hamilton suggests four features that 'invite us to experience stories through the lens of black documentarians'

The AAI Scholarship is a valuable tool to help draw African American students who have been admitted to Berkeley but would otherwise choose to go elsewhere

Because of his demonstrated leadership in different facets of his life, Henry was awarded an African American Initiative (AAI) Scholarship

An update on plans from two UC Berkeley leaders

Chotiner, an adjunct assistant professor at NYU, talks about film in the past year, from Hollywood blockbusters and indie favorites to the impact of the #MeToo movement, changes in the Academy and the upcoming Oscars

Erwin Chemerinsky, dean of the UC Berkeley School of Law, shares his thoughts on Trump's impeachment trial

Charles Reichmann didn’t set out to change the name of a building at one of the nation’s top law schools

"Boalt’s views clearly stand in opposition to our university’s values," Chancellor Carol Christ wrote

Denaming of Boalt Hall is a first in campus history

Victoria Vera sits on chancellor's Building Name Review Committee

Ngai will lead a multibillion-dollar federal research push to develop new tools that will help scientists understand how the brain works and lead to new treatments for brain dysfunction

Five weeks before the California Democratic primary, U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders has emerged as the clear front-runner

University Health Services, working in partnership with local public health officials and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, continues to monitor the situation closely

Open-access advocates are heartened by rumors that the Trump administration will mandate that all publications based on federally funded research be freely accessible to the public

Today marks 75 years after the liberation of Auschwitz. Researchers and the public can find more than 200 oral histories at the Bancroft Library that reference the largest Nazi death camp during World War II and the Holocaust

Ancient poop levels point to repopulation of iconic pre-Columbian metropolis