For injecting CRISPR-Cas9 into cells, a new technique is more efficient, simpler and less expensive

Presti spoke March 21 at the Phoebe A. Hearst Museum of Anthropology, alongside the new exhibit, Pleasure, Poison, Prescription and Prayer: The Worlds of Mind-Altering Substances

After having their lives changed by meeting each other at UC Berkeley 56 years ago, Ian and Donna Mitroff are giving back to the university through the Ian and Donna Mitroff Scholarship

Each state legislature is empowered to determine how to apportion its own electoral votes

New research from UC Berkeley suggests that language acquisition between birth and 18 is a remarkable feat of cognition

New Berkeley payroll system goes live March 30

Tarfia Faizullah is the author of Registers of Illuminated Villages (2018) and Seam (2014)

Students meet with legislators to explain importance of research

Fossilized barnacles that hitchhiked aboard humpback whales tell of yearly migrations hundreds of thousands of years ago

Berkeley's Dan Kammen joins state Senator Scott Wiener in supporting legislation mandating housing near transportation, job hubs

The device could be used to rapidly diagnose genetic diseases or to evaluate the accuracy of gene-editing techniques

Applewhite, named one of PBS Next Avenue’s Influencers in Aging and author of This Chair Rocks: A Manifesto Against Ageism, talks about her work, which explores ageism’s destructive impact on individuals, our communities and our policies

The senior center/forward heads into NCAA playoffs this weekend having loved her time at Berkeley and with the WNBA lurking in her future.

Eu, who died at 95 in 2017, was the first Asian American in the country to serve in a state legislature

Literary classics meet fruit, fondant for Edible Books Festival in Moffitt Library

VC Stephen Sutton speaks about student experience at Wednesday's Campus Conversation

Nearly 100 people gathered late Tuesday on UC Berkeley’s Sproul Plaza to declare: “Hate will not win.”

Composer Jimmy López, who earned his Ph.D. in music from UC Berkeley in 2012, speaks about Dreamers," an oratorio he was commissioned by Cal Performances to write that is informed by interviews held with undocumented students at UC Berkeley.

Cal graduates passionate about making a difference answer the call to serve

UC Berkeley professor Lawrence Rosenthal suspects New Zealand shooter was hoping that he would be the leader of a global uprising.