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"It’s a time for us to call attention to and pay tribute to the far-reaching sacrifices and triumphs of Black people and communities," leaders write

Yogananda Pittman was interim chief of the U.S. Capitol Police, a post she assumed two days after the Jan. 6, 2021, attack.

To celebrate the beginning of Black History Month, the UC Berkeley Library shared a list of nine great books by Black authors, plus a link to its larger collection

"What are we doing in our towns, workplaces and schools to transform those dark spaces of dehumanization and othering into spaces where everyone belongs?" said Berkeley professor john powell

Ryan Tibshirani is a new member of the UC Berkeley faculty

Carolyn Stein is a new member of the UC Berkeley faculty

The fellowship gives full-time salaries to early-career journalists, and an opportunity to spend two to three years covering California communities in need of deep, local reporting

Evolutionary biologists Isaac Lichter-Marck and Bruce Baldwin take a lesson from desert wildflowers, the rock daisies

Felix Fischer, a 2022 Heising-Simons Faculty Fellow, applies organic chemistry to build materials such as nanoribbons that could be in next-generation computers and sensors

AAAS is the largest scientific society in the world and publisher of the journal Science

"Beyond any protests, every police killing – indeed, every violent act by police toward civilians – can have painful and widespread consequences," Denise Herd wrote

Video footage was released today of the interaction between Memphis police officers and Tyre Nichols, a 29-year-old Black man who died just days after being beaten by police during a Jan. 7 traffic stop. The

Alexa Koenig, co-director of Berkeley Law's Human Rights Center, talks about viewing — and how to view — violence online, such as Tyre Nichols' beating.

The world-renowned South African artist discusses the process of making his 2019 chamber opera Waiting for the Sibyl

"There is no easy way to share this message, and we do not think there should be," campus leaders write

"It is important that we be mindful about how we come together again in our classrooms, labs and offices," leader says

Though not yet complete, the HERA telescope in South Africa's Karoo is already telling astronomers about conditions in the early universe before stars ignited

"Please take the time you need to pause, keeping in mind that you are loved and can take inspiration from our collective agency," leaders write

New signage around the Campanile will help ongoing efforts to educate drone operators about how dangerous robotic aircraft is to Berkeley's falcons.