In 2006, the concert hall got an upgrade when it installed Constellation — an acoustic system that allows you to digitally create multiple environments in one space.

Ideas about the U.S.-Mexico border from Ronald Rael's upcoming book, Borderwall as Architecture are on display through Jan. 22 and are part of the N.Y. museum's permanent collection.

When the campus wasn't in mourning, it was enduring the ups and downs of a memorable campaign for the White House, and, like every other year, celebrating yet another series of milestones.

Berkeley researchers found two compact CRISPR systems, CasX and CasY, nearly doubling the potential tools like CRISPR-Cas9 for genome editing

Slightly upping office temperatures and equipping workers with smart fans can save significantly on energy costs while maintaining employee comfort

After priming, brain rapidly retunes to detect language patterns in formerly unintelligible speech

Take a look at the changes in store for California if the Affordable Care Act is dismantled.

Golden Bear and Olympic champion swimmer Dana Vollmer tells graduates: Your dream life is out there; you just have to be brave enough to create it

Record number reflects rise in applications from California residents

UC Berkeley’s Haas School of Business today honored President Barack Obama with the Award for Outstanding Global Leadership in Open Innovation

Berkeley climbed one rung up the list from fourth place for in-state students at American public universities in 2015

The Berkeley Fall Arts and Design showcase presented student works from departments and programs across campus

UC Berkeley was part of a research team that identified the cause of rare SCID case as a gene never before associated with the deadly immune system disorder

Work on the history American slavery, rehousing classical artifacts, and translating hieroglyphs and other scripts into an international character-encoding standard get a boost from the NEH.

NASA’s ICON and GOLD missions will team up to observe Earth’s ionosphere and upper atmosphere

Visitors to the Hearst Museum of Anthropology when it reopens next year will be greeted by an ancient Egyptian doctor.

In first 10 months, app provided data on earthquakes in Chile, Japan, China and Oklahoma

A new UC Berkeley study shows that many non-lethal methods of predator control can be highly effective in protecting livestock from predators and in turn, saving predators from people

Three UC Berkeley faculty members and entrepreneurs have been named fellows of the National Academy of Inventors. The three — chemist and nanotechnology pioneer Paul Alivisatos, bioengineer Amy Herr and chemical engineer Enrique Iglesia —