A collection of back-to-school social posts by the campus community

It's been a whirlwind week — with 8,800 new students finding their way and meeting new people

A UC Berkeley welcome to new and returning students

Want to research with a Nobel laureate or think about the art of migration? Those are a few among the many courses offered this fall

After seven years as dean, he will resume his full-time faculty position at the end of this academic year

Highlights include five new businesses from La Cocina's, a food incubator that supports women and immigrants

Being attentive to your surroundings, traveling in groups and using the campus's night safety services are some of the safety tips given by UCPD Police Chief Margo Bennett

New global rankings place UC Berkeley at the pinnacle of public universities on the U.S. and fifth overall in the world.

Thousands of new students came together at California Memorial Stadium last night to form a giant "150" on the field as part of the weeklong Golden Bear Orientation

A new interactive data explorer from the Labor Center at UC Berkeley offers an in-depth look at the people who make up California’s low-wage workforce. The analysis finds that one in three (32 percent) working

The GNAM program allows graduate business students to study abroad, joining students from around the world for a week of lectures, discussions, field trips and cultural immersion

Basic needs manager, center and website to debut in 2018-19 at UC Berkeley

Widely known as the world’s foremost forestry economist, he also served on the UC systemwide Academic Senate and chaired the task force that hired the first faculty at UC Merced

Nearly 9,000 new students — 6,100 first-years and 2,700 transfers — will hit the ground running, getting to know the campus and the Bay Area before classes start next week

Thousands of new bears bring shower totes, notebooks and heaps of anxiety and anticipation

People found sleep-deprived individuals to be more socially unattractive, and felt lonelier after interacting with them.

First there were diamonds and graphite, then buckyballs and graphene. Now meet schwarzite.

Pollution from U.S. manufacturing fell by 60 percent between 1990 and 2008 primarily because manufacturers adopted cleaner production methods in tandem with increasingly strict environmental regulation

‘Topological’ graphene nanoribbons trap electrons for new quantum materials

While lowering Earth's temperature reduces heat stress on crops, decreased solar intensity reduces crop yield. They cancel one another.