Recent observations show ocean heating is in line with climate change models, and is accelerating

Study reveals racial disparities in the adoption of rooftop photovoltaics

Switch increases functionality of CRISPR-Cas9, such as sensing the presence of cancer or infectious bacteria

Berkeley graduate student Alexander Stubbs matched the recording made by U.S. Embassy staffers in Havana to the Indies short-tailed cricket, an insect with a special sound

Professor of Near Eastern Studies co-authored a translation of the biblical Song of Songs with his then-wife Chana Bloch that is considered a classic.

The political science professor has thought and written about walls and sovereignty for a long time

Grad students likely to publish more research in welcoming and unbiased institutional culture.

Absorbent polymer sops up chemotherapy drugs from bloodstream after treatment

UC Berkeley lawyer Paula Raffaelli volunteered to help detainees navigate the legal system and says, "You all must know that these women are absolute warriors. They have been through hell and they’re still going through it."

Pensions also keep teachers in classrooms, according to new research from UC Berkeley and the National Institute on Retirement Security

Daniel Weisz, an assistant professor of astronomy, received an early-career award from the American Astronomical Society

Awarding parents more time with newborns and easing access to preschool could fit within Gov. Gavin Newsom’s first state budget, researchers say

Cal family mourns loss of sophomore from Lakewood, California.

Kat Gutierrez had no real concept of the life her father led before coming to America until the two of them found them self paired studying Philippines botany.

Campus historians pick up impressive number of AHA honors

Plants used in restoration projects can harbor aggressive, fungicide-resistant strains of disease-causing pathogens

Some male hummingbirds have weaponized their bills, seemingly making them less efficient at sipping nectar

New device can listen to and stimulate electric current in the brain at the same time

“This is one of the most rewarding operations I have ever been a part of,” veteran cop says

For UC Berkeley, 2018 was a year of firsts and milestones, from the opening of a universal locker room to a Nobel Prize win for the work done on campus — and the yearlong celebration of the campus's sesquicentennial