Sidalia Reel, the director of Staff Diversity Initiatives in the Office of Equity and Inclusion, works to help Berkeley's more than 9,000 staff feel like a valued part of campus

Sol Hsiang discusses how data, analysis and computing can show us our future in a warming world, and lead us to take action to lessen the impact

It's the first observation of optical light from the shock breakout in a supernova explosion

Physicists argue that the world is deterministic, that your past and present uniquely determine your future, but this may not be true inside some types of black holes

Esports Bears win second consecutive national championship

DASH robot mimics cockroach's ability to use the energy of its crash to propel itself up and over obstacles

In her new piece, “Bone Worrier,” for the Berkeley Dance Project 2018, choreographer Katie Faulkner attempts to capture this anxiety in a dreamlike performance by an all-female cast of seven dancers

EECS researchers Dawn Song and Noah Johnson are using Uber data to developa new approach to balancing privacy and data analysis

Ashley Miller — an alumna of the Blum Center for Developing Economies at UC Berkeley — has spent the last five years working to design solutions that will increase access to water

Members of the strategic planning process's four work groups discussed their charges, outlined their progress and took feedback from the campus this week at two town halls

“To actually be outside and get your hands in the dirt, that’s fundamental,” faculty advisor says.

New DETECTR system analyzes cells, blood, saliva, urine and stool to detect genetic mutations, cancer and antibiotic resistance and diagnose bacterial and viral infections

Six assistant professors from the fields of computer science, economics, neuroscience and physics have been named 2018 Sloan Research Fellows, the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation announced today. The six are among 126 researchers from across

Champion video gamers shoot for second consecutive national win

Pioneer in studying the motor proteins - so-called molecular machines - that make cells move

Podcast shows that intimate conversations rekindle romance in longtime couples

Professor Emeritus Stephen Mahin was pioneering researcher in the seismic safety of large structures.

'To see a character like Black Panther, who looked like me,' says Alfred Day, 'who was the king of his whole country and in charge of any room he walked into — that's an incredibly powerful idea'

Ashok Gadgil redesigned a simple technology, the wood cookstove, to help women in refugee camps in Darfur, Sudan

“The financial challenges of today and our vision for where we want to be are very much connected,” top admin says.