Most mammals have one or more genes allowing them to digest the crunchy parts of insects, suggesting that our common ancestor in the Age of Dinosaurs was an insect eater

For the first time, the public can view online images and documentation of the museum's more than 3 million objects

Cryo-EM provides detailed information on the normal interaction between tau protein and the microtubule and how alterations can make tau fall off and contribute to brain degeneration

Thousands of graduates marched onto the sun-drenched field at the California Memorial Stadium to “Pomp and Circumstance” to celebrate UC Berkeley’s May commencement on Saturday

Congratulations to the Class of 2018, who celebrated in blue and gold style! Here’s a sampling of #CalGrad posts across social media. Fiat lux and Go Bears! (*We’ll be updating the collection, so check back

New conceptual drawings hint at what the residence hall, supportive housing apartments, historical memorial and public park space proposed for the People’s Park site might look like. For more on People’s Park: ▪ Announcement of

Graduating computer science major Luke Strgar thinks he might have a solution for the fraught issue of guns in America: Use blockchain to track gun sales in America. Strgar thinks that Blockchain, a complex, sometimes

Students learn about cooperation, brain-storming and compete in a collegiate setting

Using synthetic aperture radar and seismic measurements, scientists determined that the underground nuclear explosion lowered the mountain 20 inches

The graduating senior will use a $25,000 prize to raises awareness about a community living in limbo

Joshua Ahazie, who grew up in Nigeria, has been composing music since he was a kid. This gift of seeing how pieces fit together to create a whole has helped him succeed as a business student and launch his social enterprise, Atide

Here are some highlights of this spring's graduating class and details of this weekend's commencement — in words, photos, video and audio

In parts of rural Mexico, the invasive diablo – devil – fish, a brown, ugly creature with spines, had all but blotted out the bottom of creeks, rivers and wading pools. The fish choked off

Combining synthetic aperture radar with seismic measurements, geophysicists determine that Sept. 3 nuclear test pushed mountain surface outward up to 11 feet and left it 20 inches shorter

UC Berkeley’s students, faculty and staff can use Berkeley Moves! to find a bike pool to commute to BART or the campus

Jacque Garcia is leaving Berkeley on top, and she has the belt to prove it

For the 14th year, a team of staff, alumni and friends of UC Berkeley will bike from San Francisco to Los Angeles to raise funds to support the work of the San Francisco AIDS Foundation and the Los Angeles LGBT Center

At Saturday's ceremony in California Memorial Stadium, Chancellor Carol Christ will speak to the graduates in her stead.

Scientifically gifted, agile and charmingly quirky, Freja Ekman is this year's winner of the University Medal

Four outstanding students have been recognized as the 2018 University Medal runners-up