On March 8, UCPD officers responded to a report of an individual who was visibly in possession of a Taser near Sather Gate

"My goal is that Little Feminist not only sheds light on the inequities of children’s media, but also disrupts it."

Top campus leader answers questions during Campus Conversation

Al Balushi's research concerns the creation of novel synthesis and integration schemes for emerging electronic and photonic low-dimensional materials.

Wang's research interests include theoretical polymer and soft materials.

'Mouthpiece' by Quote Unquote Collective will be performed for the last time at Cal Performances in the Zellerbach Playhouse on March 22-24

Michael Pollan talks about his new book, How to Change Your Mind, with Dacher Keltner, psychology professor and founder of the Greater Good Science Center at UC Berkeley.

'These unconscionable crimes mark a terrible moment in our global history,' Christ says

Robert Alter's translation of the Old Testament has been honored with the American Academy of Arts and Letters Awards in Literature

Developmental psychologist Alison Gopnik gives talk on the pluses of youthful exploration

The founder of Teach For America and Teach For All is excited about the possibilities that the current graduates will bring to the wider world, and she is excited about the chance to speak at UC Berkeley's commencement in May.

Opsins restore light sensitivity to blind retina, leading to potential treatment within three years

California is in the biggest housing crisis in state history. UC Berkeley public policy student Spencer Bowen talks with experts for the podcast, Talk Policy With Me.

Indigenous Mississippians' stools connect population decline to climate change

“I think, based on what he said today, that this is the first step on a longer journey," UC Berkeley expert says

Neuroscientists show that damping the noise from hyperactive eye cells boosts vision in mice with degenerative eye diseases

Michael Omi, a professor of ethnic studies at UC Berkeley, examines the shifting state definitions of race and how individuals and groups assert, embrace, reject and negotiate different racial categories and identities.

World premiere by composer Jimmy López is this Sunday at Zellerbach Hall

Martin is an evolutionary biologist broadly interested in the ecology and evolution of adaptive radiation, particularly within tropical fishes.

Fourth patent for CRISPR-Cas9 expected in coming months as patent board works its way through past UC applications