Professor, artist and pioneer explores the far frontiers of self-expression in the digital age

A UC Berkeley researcher leads a team of scientists discovering environmental exposures linked to childhood leukemia, which is increasing, especially in Latinos

Some tropical frogs evolved mating behaviors to outmaneuver sexual competitors.

Five Graduate School of Journalism professors, four lecturers and 18 alums have been honored in the latest round of News and Documentary Emmy Award nominations.

Students in the summer Academic Talent Development Program are sharpening their reporting skills by investigating Berkeley lore.

Starting Wednesday, museum-goers will get a chance to meet the abolitionist, women’s rights activist, speaker, entrepreneur, runaway slave and illiterate memoirist through small rectangular photographs that functioned as the social media of their day

Forty-one athletes, among them 18 current or past Cal swimmers, span 15 sports and will represent 18 different countries. Also on the list are five coaches, one team doctor and a technical staff member

Twenty-three high schoolers enrolled in a class that's part of a National Science Foundation and the National Security Agency initiative

The bacteria in our gut evolved with us and our hominid ancestors, new study shows

Six hundred staffers have registered for the fourth annual Next Opportunity at Work (NOW) Conference, a free, all-day event designed to support professional development

Rachael Acker, runnerup for University Medalist, is first Golden Bear to receive the conference honor in the 11-year history of the award

Alum Komal Ahmad founded a food-recovery business and is one of several UC graduates who have been named in UC's Global Food Initiative 30 under 30 awards

Claire Chiara is the youngest member of the California delegation to the Republican National Convention

Hundreds of people gathered late Monday afternoon on Sproul Plaza to honor and remember Nicolas Leslie, who was killed last week in Nice, France. It was the second time this month the UC Berkeley campus

Study of Canada's car2go shows decreased auto use, car ownership with sharing services

Life in the stands at a San Jose Earthquakes game. An honest assessment of the problem of public bathrooms in a city that’s hostile to the poor. The American hipster, circa 1800. When a group

Duramycin blocks infection through both placenta and amniotic sack

Nicolas Leslie, a UC Berkeley student who had been studying in Nice, France, as part of the campus’s Study Abroad program, has been identified as among the 84 people killed in Thursday’s terrorist attack in the French port city.

Three UC Berkeley students studying abroad in Nice, France, are known to have been injured in the terrorist attack yesterday after a truck struck hundreds of people during a fireworks display celebrating Bastille Day. A fourth