The gift will create the Society of Hellman Fellows and double the number of fellowships awarded to early-career faculty each year through the Hellman Fellows Program

New lights come as campus is used into the evening hours by students and community groups

If the big telescope in Antarctica breaks, or the CERN supercollider needs a part, Warren Carlisle gets the call

An investment of $1 billion could save Africa’s protected areas that are home to lions

Olympic gold medal swimmer still trains with the Cal team, with an eye toward Tokyo in 2020

Voting in the Nov. 6 midterm elections just got easier for people who work or go to school at UC Berkeley, with the installation of a ballot drop-off box near Sproul Hall. The ballot box,

Earthquake scientist Roland Bürgmann says we're better prepared that we were when the last giant one hit in 1868 — but we're never prepared enough

Physicist Norman Yao will use fellowship's unrestricted funds to explore applications of his breakthrough discovery, time crystals

Metagenomic search turns up compact Cas protein ideal for disease diagnostics

Diversifying working lands may be key to preventing mass extinction

Doudna was among five people, including former vice president Joe Biden, to receive the cancer society's highest honor this year

By following students' gaze, neuroscientists can literally watch learning in action.

Hector Rodriguez, John Kuriyan and Barbara Meyer were among 85 scholars elected to the prestigious organization

Olufemi “Femi” Ogundele, currently assistant dean for diversity outreach at Stanford, will step into the position on Jan. 1.

For just $30 a semester WorkFit program offers campus community 56 exercise classes per week

UC Berkeley political science and public policy professor specializes in behavioral political economy, comparative political behavior, the political economy of development and social policy research

This new UC Berkeley professor of metabolic biology researches the molecular mechanisms governing metabolism, and works to develop novel therapeutic strategies for the treatment of metabolic disorders such as obesity, type 2 diabetes,

  Yuzo Ishikawa, a staff research associate with UC Berkeley’s Space Sciences Laboratory, won the inaugural Berkeleyan caption contest, sending our poor squirrel wandering through Free Speech Movement Cafe asking diners, “Where is Dwinelle 427?”

As director of Cal Student Central, she works to help smooth the way for Berkeley students

The fundraising team — who have a goal of raising a little more than $10,000 — will be accepting donations through Nov. 15