UC Berkeley Symphony Orchestra members Kyle Ko and Hallie Jo Gist reflect on master class with Riccardo Muti: 'You could see everyone’s intense focus; you could feel it on the stage'

Slow-motion video shows stealthy aerodynamic maneuvers of blood-laden mosquitoes

Biostatistics professor Nicholas Jewell awarded one of the highest honors in the fields of health and medicine

New book builds case that 'silent sleep loss epidemic' is one of the 21st century's greatest public health challenges.

Computer scientists warn of new kinds of attacks, limits to data analysis and other AI systems challenges, but propose new research directions to realize AI's potential.

Michael Yartsev will study bats to investigate how human brains developed language.

Gravitational wave detection and observation of its optical counterpart affirms theoretical prediction that heavy elements like gold and platinum are forged in neutron star collisions

In 12-hour shifts, student veterans and public health graduate students have taken up the grimy, essential tasks

The odds are high that Oakland could experience yet another devastating wildfire, warns a professor in the College of Environmental Design.

Because of poor air quality caused by smoke from the still-burning North Bay fires, campus authorities advised that windows be kept closed and exposure limited

After completing this academic year, Sastry will return to his fulltime faculty position after serving nearly 10 years as dean

A crowd turned out for the premiere of a film profiling formerly incarcerated students at Berkeley.

Glen Martin, a frequent contributor to California magazine, was evacuated with his family last week from his Santa Rosa suburb as flames encroached on his home

The latest show by UC Berkeley’s Department of Theater, Dance and Performance Studies, the play presented a slew of challenges, from how to create a heated, airtight pool to mimicking torrential rain

A series of talks hosted by Berkeley’s Institute of Governmental Studies on gerrymandering and social science, Donald Trump and the future of American power, identity politics and liberalism.

Harvard-educated Rhodes Scholar was a prolific scholar, educator and administrator.

Sydney Schreppler is working on exotic ways of communicating with quantum bits, or qubits

Nine campus police officers have headed north to help.

The digital technologies that enhance sporting events also carry risks, the study warns