New admissions data paints a picture of the 2019 first-year and transfer admits

Moskowitz, the director of UC Berkeley’s Center for Family and Community Health at the School of Public Health, says research suggests that radio frequency radiation is carcinogenic to humans.

Henry Hecht, who wound up as the longest-serving attorney on the Watergate prosecutor's team, doesn't see Donald Trump suffering Richard Nixon's fate.

Tonika Sealy-Thompson's journey to a Berkeley Ph.D. was interrupted by her appointment as Barbados' ambassador to Brazil

Tigner, a lecturer in the Department of Theater, Dance and Performance Studies, teaches a class called “African Dance in Hip-Hop” which explores how African dance forms are found in hip-hop movement and African American social dance forms throughout the ages.

World's researchers recognize Berkeley's top reputation

Newly released recordings from Oral History Center shed light on disaster

Molly Van Houweling continues to balance life at Berkeley Law with a record-setting pace on cycling track

UC's portfolio of patents for the use of CRISPR-Cas9 gene-editing will soon grow to 15

David Barstow has written about Trump, Wal-Mart and other topics

From a curriculum with solutions for a sustainable future to a campaign to create an herbicide-free UC, Berkeley's work shined at the annual California Higher Education Sustainability Conference.

In this episode of Just Food, a podcast by the Berkeley Food Institute, experts discuss what farms can do in response to dwindling bee populations.

Berkeley professor of fire science Scott Stephens says 2019's heavy rains have left grasslands more susceptible to large wildfires

New attosecond laser technique yields movie of chemical bond after absorbing light and just before it blows apart

Former dean at Berkeley Haas Rich Lyons is being tasked with expanding innovation and entrepreneurship on campus

But UC Berkeley Library can connect readers with what they need

Lyons will will develop and communicate Berkeley’s rich portfolio of innovation and entrepreneurship

Scientists and engineers at the Space Sciences Laboratory are building instruments for two NASA missions, each involving twin satellites

Gemma Givens, who manages the Host Family Program at UC Berkeley's International House, talks about how her need to know where she came from would inspire her to create an international community of Guatemalan adoptees

White House announcement highlights the role played by nation's early-career scientists and engineers