Public asked to submit photos to stitch together into 90-minute eclipse Megamovie

Daniel Handler, aka Lemony Snicket, headlines one of Cal Performances' innovations, aimed at bringing more young adults to the performing arts

Researchers recognized for their work to promote safe practices and a culture of safety at UC Berkeley

The ruling says that the inventions claimed in the pending U.S. patent application filed by the Doudna/Charpentier research group and those filed by the Broad Institute are separately patentable, moving the Doudna/Charpentier group’s application closer to issuance as a U.S. patent.

Volunteers needed to scan images of the sky to look for moving specks of light that could be a new planet or brown dwarf

UC Berkeley is a leader in 3D printing. From creating a prosthetic hand for an 8-year-old girl to a “smart cap” that senses spoiled food to large-scale cement buildings, engineers and designers on campus are

To find out more about the chemistry, biology and psychology of romantic relationships, tune into a Valentine's Day Facebook Live Q&A today at 12:30 p.m.

Registrations are opening now, or soon, for scores of summer camps offered by the campus. Spaces fill fast.

Materials scientist and Bakar Fellow Jie Yao has developed a technique to readily change the structure of thin sheets of “metamaterials” so that they can focus light in an entirely new and commercially promising way

In op-ed, Chancellor Nicholas Dirks insists that "we need more than ever to cleave to the laws that protect our fundamental rights."

Cal Bear, national and international soccer star-turned-administrator has won the prestigious Werner Fricker Builder Award from U.S. Soccer for her longterm advocacy of the sport

Writers, lawyers and policymakers as well as biologists and paleobiologists urge a focus on saving resilient ecosystems as well as species

A new report finds that California's political power imbalance will persist into the next generation unless there are changes.

In April, Secova, Inc. will begin contacting employees and retirees to check that some dependents are still eligible

EMS jobs in the private sector found to lag well behind their public-sector counterparts in terms of quality, compensation and career advancement opportunities

CZ Biohub Investigators will focus on new tools to accelerate the pace of biomedical discovery

Raised under Taliban rule in Afghanistan, Sal Parsa was destined to be a tailor or mechanic — until the presence of American soldiers set him on a path to education and, now, Berkeley-Haas

The guest curator says adaptive reuse is among the most relevant lessons the 1960s counterculture holds for contemporary design