Two incoming fellows and one departing Ph.D. will explore the diversity of exoplanets discovered since 1995

February is Black History Month. Each week, we are going to talk to a different African American woman leader on campus about what it took to get to where she is today. On Monday, we’ll hear from Clothilde Hewlett, the executive director of the California Alumni Association

The pair first made Berkeley's bell tower home last year and hatched two babies

Clear picture of geodesic scaffold underlying membrane of red blood cell sheds light on cellular cytoskeleton and the parasites that hijack it

Transportation expert Alex Bayen discusses the problems caused by traffic apps, and how UC Berkeley researchers hopes to solve the problem to help commuters and cities alike

What are the limits of free speech? Should Nazis in Illinois be able to demonstrate in a town filled with Holocaust survivors? Should alt-right speakers be allowed to intimidate and harass undocumented or transgender students

New dedicated bike lanes, new bus loading zones, a new sidewalk and other features aim to improve safety and access on Hearst Avenue and Bancroft Way

UC Berkeley’s chief financial officer, Rosemarie Rae, laid out her vision for the campus’s budget and took questions from a standing-room-only audience of faculty, students and staff during a Friday forum. Rae, who has served

Expert on gender power dynamics provides male perspective at World Economic Forum

New housing, internship opportunities, summer orientation just for transfers

Chemist Peidong Yang is developing ways to convert sunlight, water and carbon directly into fuel, just as a leaf converts sunlight into food

UC Berkeley Chancellor Carol Christ sent the following message to the students, faculty and staff at UC Berkeley, as the UC Board of Regents considered a $342 annual tuition hike at their meeting in San

This semester, the campus offers a jampacked list of ways to light up the new year with art, dance and music and to enlighten the mind with lectures and readings

Have you ever wondered if Rosemarie Rae, UC Berkeley’s vice chancellor and chief financial officer, has nightmares about the campus budget? Or what she includes on her pump-up playlist during long sessions of number crunching?

Environmental Design Library opens up selected works from its collection for the public to view and hold

By tweaking a material called perovskite, researchers are able to use heat and moisture to convert the transparent material to an opaque thin film that produces electricity from sunlight

UC Berkeley architecture and city planning professor Raymond Lifchez will be honored on Jan. 23 for his contributions to the success of Berkeley's Center for Independent Living and the independent living/disability rights movement

"We will always stand in unwavering support of all of our students and colleagues, regardless of immigration status," Christ and Dubón wrote.

Just talking or breathing can transmit the virus, new study shows

Student groups and event organizers at UC Berkeley will face fewer bureaucratic hurdles under a new set of rules governing major gatherings on campus. The rules were made public by administrators on Wednesday. The new