Janet Napolitano, who was U.S. secretary of homeland security from 2009 to 2013, says UC stands with its Dreamers

A somber crowd gathered quietly late Friday at the foot of UC Berkeley’s Campanile to honor and mourn Christopher Patti, the campus’s top lawyer who was killed Sunday while on a bike ride in Sonoma

The event was part of the campus's Free Speech Year, which celebrates Berkeley's historical ties to the issue and examines its treatment today

Choanoflagellates seem to take cues from bacteria when choosing their life trajectory

Experts at the American Political Science Association convention in San Francisco explored the likelihood of fraud in the 2016 election, potential impacts and possible solutions

New research shows apprenticeship programs have helped disadvantaged and underrepresented workers land career-track jobs in the construction of California's renewable energy power plants

Curiosity about one campus summer camp led to another one supported by alums off campus, and new links between UC Berkeley and local girls interested in STEM

Teams led by Jacob Corn of UC Berkeley and Alexander Marson of UCSF use CRISPRa to locate gene activators

Chancellor Christ will speak, and a student will play a musical tribute on the Campanile carillon

Breakthrough Listen detects 3 billion-year-old repeating fast radio bursts

When the two freshman met at UC Berkeley last year, they were amazed at how much they had in common. Just last week, they found out their friendship wasn't a new one

Pack-it-in, pack-it-out policy aims to earn the new state-of-the-art building earn zero-waste certification in 2018 — a first for a business school

UC Berkeley mourns the tragic loss of chief campus counsel Christopher M. Patti, who was involved in a fatal accident while bicycling in Sonoma County. Patti was 59.

A new exhibit will feature photos of some of the Bay Area's most tumultuous and significant protests.

Students generally burdened by the high costs of textbooks are getting a break, thanks to the University Library.

Campus administrators and student leaders sent out this message today, in advance of this weekend’s planned demonstrations: To the Berkeley campus community, As you may be aware, on Sunday, Aug. 27, from 1 to 5

Marc Fisher, a top administrator at UC Santa Barbara, will be UC Berkeley’s new vice chancellor for administratio, starting Sept. 18.

After 21 years of federal advising and service, Kammen sends letter decrying President Trump's energy policies and his statements surrounding the recent violence in Charlottesville

No more stuffy, sleepy lectures; air circulation at Wheeler is all new