UC Berkeley Chancellor Nicholas Dirks and Robert Powell, chair of the Berkeley Division of the Academic Senate, sent this message today to the campus community: Dear campus community, We are writing to respond to the

A Berkeley-Haas team was one of 10 finalist graduate school teams—culled from a total of more than 70 teams—selected to pitch their ideas in the Patagonia Case Competition

On a sunny Friday, UC Berkeley photographer Hulda Nelson took a lunchtime stroll around campus and came back with these snapshots of our students, as finals week — and summer — slide closer.

For the second straight year, Berkeley tops the Forbes list, and three other UC campuses — UCLA, Irvine and Davis — are ranked in the top 10

Dirks expresses gratitude for "an unprecedented level of coordination and cooperation at every level of city and police operations," which kept both campus and the community safe yesterday

To honor her work, Berkeley’s Department of Anthropology is holding a two-day conference on May 1 and 2 called “Anthropology on the Front Lines."

Wig master Mazena Puksto and her assistant put hair on the heads of more than 30 performers for 1745 opera-ballet, the latest production from Cal Performances

At an afternoon news conference, Dan Mogulof, assistant vice chancellor for public affairs, and Capt. Alex Yao of the UC Police Department said the campus had done everything in its power to protect Coulter’s First Amendment rights while also ensuring the safety of the campus community.

Chancellor Nicholas Dirks sent this message to the UC Berkeley community late today: To the Berkeley community, I am writing to follow up on this morning’s message regarding free speech, safety, and Ann Coulter’s planned

This Saturday, April 29, in tandem with the Summer of Love 50th Anniversary festival, the ASUC will replay a recording of King’s speech in its entirety and rededicate a photo of him taken that day

Chancellor Nicholas Dirks sent a message about Ann Coulter's possible appearance on campus tomorrow, Thursday, April 27

Rucker Johnson of UC Berkeley's Goldman School of Public Policy has been chosen one of 35 recipients of 2017 Carnegie fellowships.

Empathy intervention combats knee-jerk suspensions, expulsions of African American teens

In his new book, the originator of the theory that a comet or asteroid killed off the dinosaurs discusses the origins of life itself

It is the largest award in the nation recognizing a college making strides in enrolling low-income students and supporting them to graduation

President Janet Napolitano welcomed most of the recommendations in the report — about budget practices and administrative expenditures —as constructive but raised significant concerns about some

A scholar of Heidegger who taught generations of independent thinkers

Seventy-five years ago, during WW II, 1,300 people of Japanese ancestry in Berkeley were rounded up and moved into prisons called internment camps

UC Berkeley opened its doors Saturday for Cal Day, its annual all-day open house, and tens of thousands prospective and current students, alumni, families and friends flooded the campus to explore its many resources and opportunities.

Paul Foronoff filled two whole apartments with movie magazines, posters, stills, other periodicals and ephemera, much it from the pre-Mao era