Nine-year-old Molly has worked as a bomb-detecting dog for UC Berkeley's police department for seven years

Conference offers easy, intimate access to top professors, labs

Disability rights pioneer is the subject of a short documentary, made by a graduate student, that won a Student Academy Award

The idea of a Resistance School is to train progressive organizers and activists.

UC will establish the National Center for Free Speech and Civic Engagement in Washington, D.C.

National funding recognizes Berkeley's leadership in data science education

After blossoming last night, Maladora will bloom through most of today but the eau d’ ‘dora will be mostly gone by Friday.

Mari Lyn Salvador, former Hearst Museum director, passes away after a distinguished career in anthropology.

Director of federal relations Gina Daly sits down with Larry Rosenthal, the chair of the Center for Right-Wing Studies, to talk about the rise of Trumpism, what it needs to stay strong and what it will take to win the next presidential election

Campus retains its high standing in U.S. News & World Report’s global rankings.

One of a series of TED-like videos about the impacts of climate change and UC Berkeley's role in addressing them

Jonathan Jarvis, former director of the National Park Service, will lead the new Institute for Parks, People, and Biodiversity

Long lives of columnar cacti muddle scientists' efforts to understand the group's evolutionary history

The results suggest that travel to less-restrictive states may threaten the effectiveness of firearm laws within California

'Cal is the epicenter of making change happen in this generation,' said Chancellor Carol Christ

The University of California, Berkeley is partnering with the Allen Institute for Brain Science in Seattle on a $65.5 million, five-year effort to count, catalog and connect the many different cell types in the mouse

Student group spent two years designing and building a functional code-compliant home

Swedish voters consistently elect officials who are, on average, significantly smarter and better leaders than the populations they represent, according to new research from Berkeley-Haas. 

Bragg, a leading expert in X-ray crystallography, was the first African American to chair the Department of Materials Science and Engineering.