Political science professor Lisa García Bedolla asks, why couldn’t Latinos hand wins to Democrats like Beto O'Rourke?

Yan Long is a new assistant professor of sociology at UC Berkeley

 Shafi Goldwasser is a new professor of computer science and director of the Simons Institute for the Theory of Computing

UC Berkeley professor offers post-election analysis

Northwestern University associate professor Amy Stanley will give a Nov. 14 lecture on the #MeToo movement's influence on academic work.

UC Berkeley's top administrative leader describes the surprises of his first year on campus

Scenes from around the UC Berkeley campus on election day

Quamé talks about his journey of self-discovery, from surviving gang culture in L.A. to following his dreams to make it as a DJ to his role as an academic counselor on campus and the power of mentorship

A Q&A with UC Berkeley's Jack Citrin, an expert on political behavior and California politics

Preliminary findings from UC Berkeley sleep researchers point to a chronic lack of deep restorative slumber as a factor in the global rise of extreme angst

Students and alumni at UC Berkeley are using digital tools to tackle pressing social issues, including war crimes in distant lands like Syria

Hear some of the world's science luminaries addressing cutting-edge challenges in physics, math and the life sciences

Self-driving cars may one day do more than just get us from point A to B

In disturbing times, with midterm elections near, a UC Berkeley professor of economics tells her students to do what they can to shape the world the way they want it to be

Tuesday's turnout could be another signal the old rules don't apply

The best costumes of students and staff across campus

It will prepare thousands of students and researchers to bring data science to bear in the classroom, the laboratory and the workplace

Voter suppression and gerrymandering make win unlikely, influential public policy professor argues

The focus is the health effects of income and workplace policies, including minimum wage laws, state and federal tax benefits, paid leave policies, work schedules, and other policies that help working parents, especially the most vulnerable.

The poll of 1,339 likely voters was conducted online from Oct. 18-26