The long-term effects of discriminatory mortgage lending practices may be impacting public health

Agreement with National Park Service allows easier access for those studying the ecology of Point Reyes National Seashore

Supreme Court is positioned to take down Roe v. Wade almost half a century after decision

Salto the jumping robot can navigate an agility course and even take a jaunt through the Berkeley campus

Social media contest ends on Tuesday

Lelisa Bera, who is graduating with a bachelor's degree in psychology on Wednesday, May 22, walked three hours to and from school without shoes as a child in Ethiopia in the hope that the sacrifice would one day pay off

UC Berkeley will get a chance to honor its military heroes on Thursday, May 23

Previously unnoticed beads formed from materials vaporized by atomic bomb blast nearly 75 years ago

For graduates of the Conservation and Resource Studies program, paper diplomas just won't do

'Diverse people trusting each other and working together is the only path to achieving a just, peaceful, sustainable, inclusive world,' she says

Tyler Chen asks his fellow students to look for the bright moments during harrowing times

In remarks to graduating class, Christ calls for public service

Speakers call on graduates to stay engaged, fight for ‘grace, justice and beauty’

The British politician and Google executive lived in I-House in the late 1980s

A message from Chancellor Carol Christ

David Hollinger will help craft questions of religion and ethnicity

Bree Jenkins will be the student speaker at her Berkeley Haas School of Business commencement ceremony on May 24

Former Cal lineman is now pursuing a business career

Study finds incarceration does not affect violent crime rates beyond prison walls

Hany Farid and Alexei Efros from the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences, will join effort to make the site's content less corrosive