"I am confident that together we have both the will and the ability to rise above the rancor, as Berkeley continues to embody the best of what a free, open and inclusive society should be."

Students voted in a steady stream at polling places set up in the Units 1 and 3 residence halls.

The Parkes radio telescope in Australia is now part of the Breakthrough Listen project to find signals from extraterrestrial civilizations

Berkeley physicists boost efficiency of new material that holds promise as foundation for next-generation solar cells

The community service center that serves as Berkeley's home away from home for many students has into new quarters in the student union to make way for a new residence hall

Researchers cite complex reasons for why whiter, wealthier Californians benefit most from the state's program offering rebates for low-emission vehicles.

Members of the campus community and public are invited to a lunch and program celebrating Native American Heritage Month this Wednesday, Nov. 9.

The Geography Library presents a pop-up display of U.S. election maps to show how votes for president have been depicted over the years.

ATTENTION: Reporters covering the 2016 general election WHO AND WHAT: A panel of University of California, Berkeley, political scientists and outside pollsters will gather to review the 2016 race for the White House and other

Hundreds of UC Berkeley students and staff thronged the fourth and fifth floors of Moffitt Library as they reopened Wednesday after a major renovation. Equipped with new student-friendly policies, technology services, flexible spaces, a resting

First study in the U.S. to measure exposure to 59 toxic chemicals in pregnant women and their newborns

Modernized, 24-hour space offers fresh take on the library's role

Nicholas de Monchaux's data-driven new book, 'Local Code,' explores digitally tailored interventions for vacant public land in SF, LA, NY and Venice, Italy

Witches, maidens and at least one banana were spotted on Sproul Plaza on everyone's favorite costume holiday

Analysis of mind-wandering studies offers new perspective on mental disorders

Students hoping to transfer to a University of California campus for next fall will have until Jan. 3 to apply, UC announced today.

In a historic year for women in politics, the Bancroft Library’s Oral History Center debuts a new podcast series, From the Outside In.

More than 40 campus buildings now have updated facilities, and more are on the way

Berkeley held a day of workshops and other activities about the prevention of sexual harassment and sexual violence.

“Vision & Light: Extending the Senses,” an art exhibit featuring works of microscopy, multimedia, digital sound and sculpture created by artists and scientists, is on view today until 8:30 p.m. at the Energy Biosciences Building, 2151 Berkeley