A 1978 graduate of Berkeley Law, Lee tapped campus experts in transportation and seismology, and inspired current generations of students

UC Berkeley Chancellor Carol Christ sent out a video holiday card to the campus community, offering reflections on where the campus has been and where it's going

Tsu-Jae King Liu, Daniel Portnoy and Eli Yablonovitch were honored for their patented innovations in technology and biomedicine

Paleontologist Charles Marshall knows well the radical climate change Earth has experienced over hundreds of millions of years, but today's rapid change is more perilous - like freefall

Study finds that just 11 percent of the state’s community-based pharmacies provide contraception services

UC Berkeley Labor Center research shows additional Social Security benefits resulting from California's minimum wage law’s implementation, combined with the state’s Secure Choice Retirement Savings Program, can increase young low- and middle-income workers’ retirement income by about 50 percent, compared to baseline Social Security benefits.

Christopher Richardson, a sophomore at UC Berkeley who is on the pre-med track, has been competing in classical piano competitions since he was 9 years old. It's when he feels most alive, and most connected to himself

If Berkeley is a city, chancellor says, staffers need to find their neighborhood

Students who are 25 and up find common cause as Berkeley's Older Wiser Learners

Blackbody radiation from a warm object attracts polarizable objects

UC Berkeley Chancellor Carol Christ and Fiona Doyle, vice provost for graduate studies and dean of the graduate division, issued a statement about the tax plans pending in Congress

Robert Calonico, a beloved and enduring presence on the UC Berkeley campus as director of bands, including the high-spirited Cal Band, will retire in June. Now 63, he has been director of bands at Berkeley

Wireless pioneer to take the reins at a challenging time for research universities

Grant will support research to create improve equitable access to healthy and affordable foods

Rosemary Gillespie, director of the Essig Museum of Entomology, searches for clues to what makes islands resilient to invasive species

Deforestation threatens to erase recent conservation efforts to save endangered cats

Freshman Maja Ahmann was on her way to study for finals when her friend suggested they stop by Memorial Glade for a brief break from stress. Maybe a nap in the sun, or a game

New technology lets robots predict the consequences of their actions

From a robotic bug-building kit to a slew of new books to Cal gear, UC Berkeley has something for everyone this holiday season