Berkeley neuroscientists use new experimental tools and clever statistical analysis to track stem cells as they mature into sensory neurons in the nose

Transfer student's long trek to graduation included two majors, a baby, pancreatic surgery, award-winning work and finding a career path.

Mary Firestone, professor of soil microbiology, joins the most prestigious scientific society in the U.S.

Detailed infrared image of lava lake shows massive overturn of surface during three months' time

Early schoolgoers more focused than their preschool peers

Graduating J-School student, sometime traveling carnival worker drawn to those 'in a state of transit'

A new exhibit centers on the work of the great photographer of the Great Depression, adding in recent images that plumb her themes of labor, inequality, poverty and the human spirit.

Saturday, when she walks across the stage to receive her master's degree in public health, this native of war-devastated Somalia will be taking a joyous leap into the future after a long and difficult journey

The new research supports evidence that forests across the mountain range arer naturally much less dense than what's seen today

Candidates must have overcome significant challenges, made a difference in the lives of others and carry a GPA of 3.96 or higher

Grant Schroeder, an integrative biology major and extreme athlete, is winner of the 2017 University Medal.

When she graduates in 10 days, Ursula Kajani is headed to Rwanda to work with a maternal and child health program through the Peace Corps. As the new Mather Good Citizen Award winner at UC

Champion rower as an undergraduate, he became a business leader and staunch suppporter of rowing at Berkeley

A new Peer Review Committee will consult on discipline for faculty found responsible for violating the UC Policy on Sexual Violence and Sexual Harassment.

Researchers find 10 new kinds of Cas13a enzyme which, when activated, indiscriminately chew up all RNA, like in the old Pac-Man arcade game

A record seven UC Berkeley intercollegiate athletic programs have earned Public Recognition Awards from the NCAA for their exceptional results in the classroom

Weaver founded UC Berkeley's Radio Astronomy Laboratory and discovered the first interstellar maser

It's first institutionalized center in the U.S. dedicated to the study of the historical trading networks serially known as the Silk Road, thanks to a $5 million gift by two branches of the Tang family — Oscar Tang and his wife, Dr. Agnes Hsu-Tang, who are based in New York City, and Bay Area Berkeley alumni Nadine Tang and Leslie Tang Schilling, with their brother Martin Tang in Hong Kong

More UC Berkeley graduates are hired into the tech industry in Silicon Valley than alumni from any other American university, beating out the Ivy League and Bay Area rival Stanford.

The three are Claude Fischer, David Hollinger and John Clarke.