Noon audience engages in Q & A with vice chancellor for administration

Undergraduates Pablo Paredes and Camila Ruiz are spending their spring break building connections with community members and the University of Puerto Rico as part of Alternative Breaks, a program in UC Berkeley's Public Service Center

Research by Berkeley Haas professor Ross Levine also finds that companies go green not only for the sake of the environment, but because it offers benefits to the businesses themselves

At this year's, Front Row, a program curated by Berkeley students for students, comics Aparna Nancherla, Hari Kondabolu and Ali Wong join longtime comic Margaret Cho on stage at the sold-out event

App collects 11 oral histories of the iconic avenue

The Bancroft Library has announced acquisition of a new collection of David Johnson photos of San Francisco's Fillmore District and the civil rights era.

Two leading economists engage with divergent points of view during a free speech event on campus

Top honor in computer science to Patterson and John Hennessey for pioneering work in computer architecture now part of most computer chips

For the third Campus Conversation, Marc Fisher, vice chancellor for administration, will discuss efforts underway to improve campus operations so that Berkeley can meet its budget goals

Hoppy beer is all the rage among craft brewers and beer lovers, and now UC Berkeley biologists have come up with a way to create these unique flavors and aromas without using hops. UC Berkeley

Oceans formed before and evolved along with Tharsis volcano, shaping climate history of Mars

Since UC Berkeley's 1868 founding, students have tended to favor comfort and creativity over designer labels and Ivy League uniforms.

John DeNero, Mary Kelsey, Rodolfo Mendoza-Denton and Panos Patatoukas are the 2018 recipients of UC Berkeley's Distinguished Teaching Award

Olly Wilson, an esteemed UC Berkeley music professor, composer and brilliant musical talent, has passed away.

The co-chairs of the Housing Master Plan Advisory Group issued an update on work responding to the shortage of housing for UC Berkeley students

All in the Timing, presented by the Department of Theater, Dance and Performance Studies, is made up of four one-act comedies directed, designed and performed by students

Front Row, a student-driven program within Cal Performances, brings the outspoken comedian and friends to campus for a special one-night show

The mats could one day be used in war zones to decontaminate chemical weapons.

As thousands of high school and middle school students marched out of their classrooms in a national protest against gun violence on Wednesday, some 150 UC Berkeley staff and students gathered for 17 minutes of

Collaborative Innovation, a Big Ideas course, teaches students techniques for group creativity and team-based design