Funds from Assembly Bill 2664 will flow through six entities on campus.

The "sometime tension between rights and values," wrote Nicholas Dirks, "is at the heart of the current controversy concerning the planned visit to Berkeley of Milo Yiannopoulos."

Bakar Fellow Jeffrey Long, professor of chemistry and of chemical and biomolecular engineering, has devised a new material that can capture and release CO2 at a lower temperature and in a much greater volume than present-day technologies

By repeatedly tweaking a group of ions, physicists make first example of a non-equilibrium material: a system that repeats in time, rather than space

Its research offers building operators, managers and designers new tools to enhance energy efficiency, environmental quality and livability for residents and workers — from the open-office plan and the cubicle to multifamily structures

What's on tap in art, music, dance, theater and exhibitions at UC Berkeley this spring

During his campaign, President Trump promised to repeal Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA, leaving students like Arturo Fernandez vulnerable

Daphne Matziaraki and Dan Krauss, who is also an lecturer, are among five filmmakers who won nods for their short documentaries

Five year, $125 million investment in Innovative Genomics Institute will help improve global food security and the environment

In honor of the late Berkeley alum Ed Roberts's birthday, California is celebrating Ed Roberts Day today and Google devoted its daily Doodle search-page feature to him today.

The new five-year intensive lab follows on AMPLab and aims to speed up machine decision making to milliseconds

Hundreds gathered at Sproul Plaza at noon today to respond to Donald Trump's inauguration as president

Is fake news undermining the truth? That question, hashed out by Berkeley and industry experts, drew a crowd that filled Banatao Auditorium's seats and spilled into the aisles Thursday night.

Project to explore refugee crises, human rights, nativism and border concerns, among other things.

Clad in rain gear and armed with umbrellas, hundreds of Berkeley students, staff and community members braved the stormy weather to come together today on Sproul Plaza for a day of solidarity and protest as Donald Trump took over as president

Discovering how the immune system responds to pathogens could lead to new therapies for cancer, and vice versa

Study finds that blinking prompts eye muscles to keep our vision in line

University of California campuses, including UC Berkeley, rank high on new mobility report card for U.S. colleges