Federico Echenique is a new member of the UC Berkeley faculty

Andrew Wooyoung Kim is a new member of the UC Berkeley faculty

A new website with campus resources, fundraising and academic expertise are among the ways Berkeley is aiding those impacted by one of the century’s worst disasters.

With Alden, her 2022 mate, missing, Annie's welcomed a new male to her Campanile home, where egg-laying is likely just a month away

Specially priced tickets for UC Berkeley students, faculty, and staff are available

Research will focus particularly on four themes: capitalism and democracy, environment and climate, technology and inequality

Rice blast disease destroys up to one-third of the world's rice harvest each year. But the fungus responsible has an Achilles heel.

Judy Juanita, Madalynn Rucker and Ericka Huggins discuss their time with the Black Panther Party, in celebration of the 2022 book Comrade Sisters: Women of the Black Panther Party

The initiative will offer 25 fully paid scholarships per year to eligible online Masters in Public Health students

"Belonging has a feeling, and you can feel the healthy space," says the associate athletic director of DEIBJ at Cal Athletics, who joined UC Berkeley two years ago

Research shows how neuroscience could reduce bias, revolutionize intellectual property law

Berkeley bioengineer Aaron Streets discusses the Stanford.Berkeley.UCSF Next Generation Faculty Symposium, which aims to increase the diversity of applicants for quantitative biological and biomedical sciences faculty roles

Election to the NAE is one of the highest professional honors accorded to American engineers

Laureano (Lau) Gherardi is a new member of the UC Berkeley faculty

Matthew Backus is a new member of the UC Berkeley faculty

Graduate student Caleb Dawson is leading Black Lives at Cal, an initiative to preserve the history of Black people at UC Berkeley

Bernard Moses, considered the UC's father of social sciences, held views that are incompatible with the university's guiding principles

UC Berkeley's Arts Research Center is hosting artist-in-residence Dillon Chitto's award-winning play Pueblo Revolt, which runs through Feb. 12

The Center for the Study of Child Care Employment and five other core partners will lead a federal project that seeks to strengthen the child care system by improving conditions for its workforce

The Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive's film vault contains one of the Bay Area's largest and most extensive film collections