The NSF awarded $3 million to UC Berkeley’s Development Engineering program to train graduate students to find innovative solutions to food, energy and water challenges in developing countries.

A full page of election coverage from Berkeley News and the Berkeley Blog

Berkeley economist Christina Romer thinks new Opportunity Lab's "good, policy-oriented research” can help solve current political dysfunction.

At UC Berkeley, maintaining party loyalty is harder than ever for young conservatives

University Professor honored for explaining and predicting the properties of new materials

UC Berkeley will award 10 mini-grants of up to $2,500 each for community-based initiatives that help change social norms and end sexual violence and harassment, part of a series of events and activities planned this month on the topic

The public is invited to watch Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump face off in their final debate, at UC Berkeley's BAMPFA or at the Institute of Governmental Studies

At 10:20 a.m., sirens will signal the beginning of a campuswide exercise to sharpen readiness for a big earthquake.

Niall Ferguson finds parallels with the current U.S. presidential campaign.

Four UC Berkeley scientists have been recognized as innovators in their fields through new research grants awarded by the NIH.

It's International Archaeology Day every day at UC Berkeley.

The Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive is inviting suggestions from BAMPFA members, the community and its partners about goals to incorporate into its strategic plans through 2025.

Grants will help develop new imaging and sensing technologies

Up to $276,000 in grants is available this year for innovative campus-community partnerships to improve the quality of life for Berkeley residents, thanks to the Chancellor’s Community Partnership Fund.

In this year’s presidential campaign, Hillary Clinton has focused on the importance of motherhood and families. But this hasn’t always been Clinton’s public persona. Professor of history emerita Paula Fass looks at why Clinton is focusing on motherhood, and whether it will be effective.

$11 million grant from U.S. Department of Transportation to help the city better manage traffic

KQED Science's Deep Look series recently profiled the behavioral studies of two UC Berkeley graduate students

UC Berkeley recently welcomed a distinguished alumnus, playwright and director Stan Lai, to campus for a series of special events in honor of his directorial work on the San Francisco Opera’s premiere of Dream of

Repairing the sickle cell mutation in stem cells holds promise for new treatment

The annual benefits sign-up period opens Thursday, Oct. 27.