Climate tipping points inspired upbeat documentary about climate change and efforts to fight it

Berkeley scientists have begun to unravel a knotty mystery

Berkeley faculty and their colleagues across the University of California system are being encouraged to complete a brief online survey that will help inform policy on sustainability, carbon neutrality and budgeting across all 10 campuses.

Students play a major role in the innovative University Partnership Program, which brings new revenue to campus

California was the first to try ShakeAlert in 2016. Now Washington and Oregon will be able to test what will become a fully integrated West Coast early warning system.

Breaking news coverage of the Ghost Ship fire by the East Bay Times staff -- which included a journalism school lecturer, was recognized with a Pulitzer Prize for breaking news coverage.

Altogether, the foundation awarded fellowships to 173 scholars, artists and scientists, and this year Berkeley led the program with the most fellows on any one campus awarded the honor.

Although we Muggles — or humans, for you non-Harry Potter fans — don’t have magic on our side, our Quidditch players follow the same rules as in the books, or as closely as earthbound participants can. There’s even a 200-page rulebook, and referees to enforce it.

Three UC Berkeley faculty members have been chosen as new fellows of the American Council of Learned Societies and will receive support for research and writing.

A UC Berkeley MBA student is on a mission to make the world’s most iconic landscapes accessible to people with disabilities.

Californian voters are split on media credibility largely along party lines, but not as severely as nationally.

Dozens of students help file taxes, plan April 9 financial literacy workshop

A free conference on Friday takes a look at the future of higher education, from the angles of disinvestment in higher education as well as investing in it, and the individual value of higher education.

Restorative, sedative-free slumber can ward off mental and physical ailments

Architecture professor Ronald Rael reimagines the U.S.-Mexico border wall as a place to convene in his new book, Borderwall as Architecture: A Manifesto for the U.S.-Mexico Boundary

Berkeley News student producer Hanna Ye found that her fellow students are designing novel recipes with a variety of meal options at the food bar.

Voters weigh in on whether Feinstein should seek a sixth term in Congress.

Insurance providers and birth facilities in Mexico heavily influenced whether or not mother's had cesarean or vaginal births.

Sick people can also create health problems for the environment, as a new study of the fishing community around Kenya’s Lake Victoria shows.

Eight UC Berkeley grad students will take turns at the microphone Wednesday to try to win over a panel of judges with a three-minute rundown on their research. It's Grad Slam 2017