UC Berkeley professor Arthur Middleton teamed up with a photographer and an artist to follow — and film — elk herds as they migrate over steep mountain passes and ford treacherous river crossings in Yellowstone

In response to a new executive order from President Trump that restricts entry into the United States for people from six countries, the university has issued a preliminary guidance for students, faculty, scholars, employees and other community members who may be affected.

Moore Foundation funding boosts study of epoch after first stars formed in the universe

The study, published in the journal Science, indicates that changes in precipitation patterns influence natural selection worldwide

Inspired by Ovid’s 'Metamorphoses,' the play is made up of a series of vignettes, each a snapshot of a young runaway or sex worker learning the harsh lessons of adolescence through the transformative lens of myth

The study warns that preserving a small group of isolated animals is not sufficient to stop the negative effects of inbreeding

The College of Engineering this week announced the deaths of Karl Hedrick, a professor of mechanical engineering, and James Hunt, a professor of civil engineering.

Improving accessibility is behind changes to the online content changes, announcement says

A Cory Hall lab has been converted into a high-tech mini-fitness center where researchers track metabolic changes second by second in a substance any good workout produces: sweat.

A new video from the California Academy of Sciences shows Berkeley scientists using time-lapse microscopy to show how butterfly wings develop their fragile structures and beautiful colors.

UC Berkeley has sent 3,640 graduates abroad since the program launched in 1961, according to 2017 college rankings released today

New research finds that they face up to three times more abuse at school and at home than their gender-conforming peers

An advocate for science as a catalyst for change in the Arab world and the president of Jordan’s Royal Scientific Society, the royal visitor was honored with a Chancellor's Citation proffered by Chancellor Nicholas Dirks.

“Every one of you is a part of history!” shouted out ab, the program development specialist at the African American Student Development center. “We have a center. We have a space to fellowship, a space

The troupe first performed at UC Berkeley’s Cal Performances 40 years ago. They return in March, this time with a new take on two works — 'Swan Lake' (Act II) and 'Don Quixote' — that they first presented at their Zellerbach Hall debut in 1976. They’ll also do a scene from 'La Esmeralda'

In a 2014 conversation with Harry Kreisler, the future defense secretary explained why "It's critical that we tell our civilian leaders what we think we can, or more importantly sometimes, what we cannot do with the military instrument"

Scientists Ren Ng, Pierre Simon, Reed Walker, Daniel Weisz and Michael Yartsev receive $60,000 grants to further their research

Bakar Fellow Kathy Collins, professor of biophysics, biochemistry and structural biology, is working develop and market a technology to increase the diagnostic power of non-surgical biopsies

UC Berkeley's Human Rights Center runs the world’s first university-based open source investigations lab