Chancellor Carol Christ took questions on everything from campus housing and enrollment size to the recent caterpillar infestation and her favorite Berkeley eatery

Leaders of faculty, student groups explain how they help run Berkeley

Hotter temperatures mean birds need more water to cool off – if its available

New study finds that pressure to be a "strong black woman" can both help and hurt African America women coping with racial discrimination

Top concerns are housing, taxes and politics

"I find it perplexing that you can’t like someone you disagree with, even on important matters,” Kagan told Berkeley Law Dean Erwin Chemerinsky on Sept. 23 in Zellerbach Hall.

'The excellence of the University depends on our ability to foster, embrace, and embody diversity of every kind, in the full sense of the word," Christ says

New Berkeley IGS Poll shows Trump on track for a record defeat in California

Walter Hood, who has taught at Berkeley for 27 years, specializes in landscape design, community development and citizen participation

Robert Mapplethorpe was known for pushing the boundaries with his photos. Now, 30 years after his death, Triptych explores what his photos meant to American culture and how they're relevant today

Rebecca Tarvin is interested in molecular and genomic mechanisms underlying adaptation and evolution

Desmond Jagmohan is a political theorist

New patent is fourth issued in September, adding to university's portfolio for revolutionary gene-editing technology

Christ will take questions on any topic of interest

Discovery brings the total number of affected California counties to 16

The campus will launch an international search for his successor in the coming weeks

Except for 1954 when his military service took him to Korea, Bianchi has attended every Cal football home game since 1948

“China can push America, and California can push China,” says Brown