Family members' mental health linked to mortality of their loved ones with neurodegenerative diseases

Lightweight tracking tags allow detailed study of bird's social interactions

CRISPR/Cas9 gene-editing technology can insert and spread genes designed to suppress wild insects, new study shows.

The two young birds are at risk of crash landings as they take their first flight off the 307-foot bell tower, expected between July 2 and July 9

Early career awards will help these scientists conduct foundational work on depression, sensory perception

Tyler Deaton's story is one of 23 interviews conducted by the Bancroft Library’s Oral History Center that explore the national campaign that won federal marriage rights for same-sex couples

A professor since 2000, he brings to the role five years of experience as engineering's associate dean of equity and inclusion

Professor David Sedlak says our urban water infrastructure needs a major upgrade to keep our cities thriving well into the future

Seattle's minimum wage law is working as intended, says the author of a new study, by boosting pay for low-wage workers without hurting jobs.

Ryan O'Callaghan, who played for the Golden Bears in the early 2000s, wanted to die because he was gay. Now he's opened up in an Outsports interview, hoping to help anyone who might be suffering as he did

Democrats and Republicans alike support mental health and substance use coverage in federal health insurance, which is being rewritten in Congress

UCPD raises funds, awareness for the Special Olympics by carrying torch through campus

Richard Taruskin is lauded for a lifetime of contributions to musicology

More than half — 56 percent — fear that they or a family member could lose their health insurance coverage

A colleague says that political scientist Eric Schickler winning four high honors for two books -- one about investigating the president and the other about the ties between civil rights and the Democrats --is like the Warriors' Steph Curry winning MVP in both basketball and baseball.

Experts made their way to the second balcony of the Campanile today to band two peregrine falcon chicks, whose family made a home on the 307-foot bell tower last month

The #InThisGen ad campaign won gold, and one of the ads in the campaign won bronze, in the C017 CASE Circle of Excellence Awards.

For the seventh year in a row, UC Berkeley joins five other world universities at the top of newly released 2017 reputation rankings by 'Times Higher Education'