The East Oakland native is committed to being a mentor to as many young people as he can — paying forward the support he got when he was growing up

Some 200 chocolate, sugar, raisin and red velvet cookies helped ease students' worry

Chancellor Christ and EVCP Alivisatos will offer updates and answer questions from staff, faculty and students

Psychologist's award-winning book chronicles his ordeal with his father's secret bipolar disorder.

Berkeley professor of economics Michael Reich, one of two experts behind new laws setting the nation's first pay standard for gig drivers, talks about the potential impact in other ride-share cities

He is being honored for "widely used scientific improvements to radio- and light-based technologies in wireless communications and solar energy applications"

Known as a reward that makes us seek out pleasure, dopamine also reinforces avoidance of pain

Director of the Sexual Violence Program at Berkeley Law leaves Saturday to go see her friend and colleague Dr. Denis Mukwege share the award with Nadia Murad for their work fighting conflict-related sexual violence.

A portrait honoring David Blackwell, the first black man to get tenure at UC Berkeley, was unveiled this week in the residence hall bearing his name. The portrait was commissioned by Richard Davis, a friend and

Chancellor Christ announces the launch of the new, accelerated efforts to improve diversity on campus, starting with undergraduates and later involving grad students, staff and faculty

Nutritionist was an expert on childhood obesity and strong proponent of healthy eating

They combine surface tension with foot slapping to propel themselves

Staffer Paula Raffaelli will use her background in immigration and asylum law to help some of the women and children held at an ICE facility in Texas for a week starting Saturday

Library isn't just for faculty and students

From hand-crafted goods to science kits to sports tickets, campus gift possibilities abound this holiday season

“I was always a ‘why why why’ kid. As a thinker, I’ve always leaned towards using technology to find a simple solution to a problem. I want our machines to be more human-like, so they can help us by understanding what we want. But I think if we reach a point where we don’t have to anything for ourselves anymore, that’s a very scary prospect."

UCPD seeks donations from campus community until Monday, December 17

A physicist-turned-political scientist, Rochlin studied complex organizations like the military and warned of an overreliance on computer technology