A conference at Berkeley this week will showcase the promising results of efforts funded by the National Science Foundation

Saba Mahmood made pathbreaking contributions to contemporary debates on secularism, stimulating new ways of understanding religion in public life and contesting received assumptions about both religion and the secular

The daughter of two UC Berkeley alumni "embodies a lot of the ideals" of the campus

Townsend Center for the Humanities brings Joseph Koerner to Berkeley for a lecture and symposium on art's reaction to a state of siege

A new exhibit in Doe Library’s Brown Gallery, starting Thursday, brings to life stories from the LGBTQ movement through government documents, art, posters and other materials from the UC Berkeley Library’s collections

Derrika Hunt, a Ph.D. student in education, takes girls of color on trips to new countries to empower them to change their own lives and communities

Berkeley researchers demonstrate how complex hydrocarbons like pyrene can form around hot giant stars

Fourteen undergraduates co-curated a new exhibition at the Hearst Museum, exploring faces through time and different cultures.

In a column for Project Syndicate, economist Brad DeLong equates Trump's tariff ideas with a new tax on U.S. consumers and export industries

Stick spiders with similar traits live on different Hawaiian islands but aren't each other's closest relatives; they are a rare instance where a physical form has evolved separately on each island, according to a new study

The campus's annual online fundraising drive lasts until 9 p.m. PST Thursday, March 8

New satellite measurements show that areas around the Bay at risk of inundation could be twice earlier estimates

Gender pay gap closed; alumnae earn 3 percent more than alumni three years after graduating

Researchers at UC Berkeley have discovered a key protein that improves the efficiency of photosynthesis, reducing water use by 25 percent

Its cells stiffen like a muscle when activated, and now UC Berkeley scientists have discovered why — and say it could be a target for weight-loss drugs

As one of the 2018 Burkhardt Fellows, the history department's Christine Philliou will pursue additional research on the Ottoman Empire.

California can do an even better job in terms of making health care affordable and accessible, a new report says.

Hoping to inspire — or at least push — state legislators to reinvest in higher education, students from UC Berkeley and other California campuses spoke before the Assembly Budget Committee

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