Llamapalooza returned to campus Monday to help stressed-out students relax a week before finals start

Earlier age at puberty has been linked with increased risk of mental illness and cancer

David Durden, now in his 12th year coaching the Berkeley men's swim team, has a long history coaching with Team USA in the Olympics, and in 2020 he will be the head man for the first time.

Study of longtime marrieds finds less rancor and more tenderness as time goes by.

Quantum materials, so-called mutliferroics, are promising candidates for new type of memory and logic circuits

Groups that challenged UC Berkeley's management of student-sponsored events have agreed to drop their claims that the campus discriminated against speakers on the basis of political viewpoints

With the Big Game postponed two weeks by the smoke from the Camp Fire in Butte County, some of the first responders will be guests of the Bears as Berkeley and Stanford meet Saturday for the 121st time.

The Berkeley Haas program pairs students with scientists to help push promising technologies to market

Environmental design professor Kristina Hill, an expert in rising sea levels, says it won't be easy building so close to the estuary

Outstanding UC Berkeley staffers — 11 individuals and 10 teams — were being honored today in ceremonies today that are being livestreamed from 2-4 p.m.

UC Berkeley environmental engineer Sally Thompson has found that letting smaller fires burn in California's wildlands has meant better water supplies downstream

UC Berkeley Labor Center study finds that 13 percent of state could be without insurance by 2023

Widely cherished UC Berkeley professor emerita of psychology and early advocate for gender equity in academia.

Non-historian's dive into counterfactualism through the centuries earns huge respect from historians of the American Philosophical Society

At a stressful time of year, UC Berkeley's vice provost for graduate studies and dean of the Graduate Division shares what she's learned about wellness and its impact on happiness and success during her career in academia

Liz Baqir can remember the moment as if it was yesterday. Baqir, on a rare day off from her job as the longtime ticket manager for Cal Performances, was working in the box office of

Sonevytsky is a new assistant professor in ethnomusicology in the Department of Music at UC Berkeley

Tolani Britton, new to the Graduate School of Education at Berkeley, explores the impact of policies on students’ transition from secondary school to higher education

The American Association for the Advancement of Science is the nation’s largest scientific organization

Alumna and lawyer who has researched domestic abuse in the NFL says that while the 49ers made the proper call, there is an argument to be made that the call should have been made by a neutral party