A unique feature of the moon may be the result of underground magnetized lava flows created 3 billion years ago

But he has lingering questions about the motives of the anonymous New York Times op-ed author

New outpost at the Gladstone Institutes will increase interactions with clinicians and advance 'genome surgery'

Documentary is a partnership between students and professional journalists

The number of Americans willingly quitting their jobs for better opportunities is reportedly the highest it’s been since 2001. Meanwhile, surveys show that more than half of American job seekers cite the need for more

The report, from the Center on Wage and Employment Dynamics at the Institute for Research on Labor and Employment at UC Berkeley, is the first comprehensive look at the effects of these new policies.

Nearly half of the population of Managua, Nicaragua, has been infected with the virus

Michelle Thomas says holistic approach is best for students in distress

For 13-year-old Makayla Bozeman, AileyCamp at Cal Performances gave her the chance to learn how to navigate her complex social world

Study finds that feedback rather than hard evidence makes us more confident that we're right

Three pioneers of CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing lauded in Oslo for their revolutionary discovery

The newest building at UC Berkeley's Haas School of Business would also be the first TRUE Zero Waste-certified building on any of the University of California's 10 campuses

Patrick Laird's reading program encourages 3,600 students to hit the books

This new technology could help provide a local source of drinking water for parched communities

Better land management practices can sequester enough carbon to lower global temperatures

New observations have found water clouds deep in Jupiter's biggest storm, allowing an estimate of water abundance on the planet

To honor the memory of the late lawyer, who dedicated his career to helping University of California and UC Berkeley administrators manage complex legal issues, the Christopher M. Patti Legal Fellowship has been established, to go to a recent law graduate interested in public service. The first awardee is Melissa Montenegro, a 2018 Berkeley Law alumna.

Atwood, who spoke at UC Berkeley last week, discusses on her book's revival and how — in her view and that of many of the book's fans — the Trump presidency is bringing the U.S. a step closer to becoming her fictional Republic of Gilead

Vice Provost of Graduate Studies and Dean of the Graduate Division Fiona Doyle has decided to retire next summer after 36 years as a Berkeley faculty member and administrator

For the first time, detailed assessments lay out the impact climate change is already having on specific areas of California, including the San Francisco Bay Area, and look at what's in store