Conservative and liberal student groups square off in annual debate.

A star that exploded as a supernova at least twice in the past 65 years may be an unusual massive star thought to have existed only in the early universe

Four months in the wild challenge, inspire Marine and recent grad Jet Garner

LoaScope helps spot parasitic worms swimming in a drop of blood

'A lot of us in the diaspora have realized the only way to really reach the folks who are really on the edge right now is to do it yourself,' says undergraduate Pablo Paredes

Dan Kammen describes local solutions to clean energy, both in California and Africa

Documentary follows two who served in Iraq on their long, healing trek from Wisconsin to California

Robotics experts train robots by guiding them through a task using virtual reality

Pre-proposals for the Big Ideas innovation contest are due Nov. 15

A major step forward in the effort to combat the second-leading cause of blindness

Mary Sue Coleman honored for distinguished leadership in higher education

Ten students tell their stories in court documents filed as part of UC's lawsuit to block the program's repeal

Breakthrough that could lead to greatly increased performance and more energy-efficient computer memory and processing technologies

Replace contempt with a warm-heart, speaker suggests.

The first dozen bells installed in the Campanile were first played 100 years ago this week

¡Viva la Fiesta! The party continues at the Bancroft Library through February 2018.

David Sedlak, a professor of civil and environmental engineering, says that in the future, cities will need to capture and recycle most of their runoff and waste water

Edmond Campion, chair of UC Berkeley's music department, composed the piece using software based on Pythagorean ratios

The duo run the operation out of their Berkeley apartment.

A senior thesis calling out sexism on an economics jobs site spurs a Berkeley economist to lead pushback from across the profession