Goucher-Lambert is interested in all things design and product development.

"I try to lead by example. That comes from my grandmother. She’s the founder and president of the Black Flight Attendants of America. She always told us to not lead from above or in front, but be in there with your people, doing the work right alongside them."

"I started out as adviser to get people into school. Now, I’m an adviser to help keep students in school."

Analysis finds that the costs of the trade war are being borne disproportionately by heavily Republican counties, especially those in the Midwestern plains and Mountain West.

It’s been documented that time changes have demonstrable links to automobile accidents, workplace accidents, heart attacks and strokes

The Ph.D. candidate is interested in how black women and femmes make sense of themselves in a society designed, in many ways, to keep them out. So, she and graduate student Miyuki Baker, started the Church of Black Feminist Thought.

The digestive tract of this forest-dwelling insect transforms decaying wood into energy-rich materials

Berkeley News spoke with Deirdre Mulligan about Berkeley’s long-standing commitment to supporting research and teaching that explores the social and political consequences of technology

Arnold, who got her master's and PhD. at UC Berkeley, returns to the campus Friday for the unveiling of a plaque honoring her 2018 Nobel Prize in Chemistry after which she'll be saluted at a Dean's Dinner and reception.

Moderator Laurel Rosenhall of CALmatters leads a Feb. 1, 2019, discussion with Mary Hughes of Close the Gap; Nicole Boucher of the California Donor Table; Amanda Renteria of Emerge America about the recent rise of women in politics

Demonstration of scrambling in quantum computer suggests a way to resurrect ‘lost’ information from inside a black hole

When assistant registrar Karen Denton started working at Berkeley at 20, she had one job: to remove incompletes. Now, at 71, she has more responsibilities than she can count and no plans to retire.

Akram Khan spoke with Cal Performances’ interim artistic director Rob Bailis in the weekly open session of the Arts + Design course Creativity, Migration, Transformation

Bediako's group explores interfacial charge transfer and charge transport in two-dimensional materials and heterostructures

Lareau's research uses computational and molecular biology to understand how post-transcriptional regulation leads to robust and flexible control of gene expression

The $1.3 billion project is a favorite of the Trump administration, but the plan is under attack by several entities in California

Results of the two-month survey, which starts Monday, will help set the course for the university

The following is a statement from UC Berkeley spokesman Dan Mogulof: The afternoon of Feb. 19 began like any other on the UC Berkeley campus. Spread across Sproul Plaza were dozens of tables where many

KQED video series features UC Berkeley scientists' dog-sniffing research