More than 65,300 donors made nearly 100,000 gifts totaling $479.1 million in 2015-16, Chancellor Dirks reported.

John Hanke, a 1996 Berkeley-Haas graduate and CEO of Niantic Labs, is the driving force behind Pokémon Go, the hottest craze to hit the App Store — ever.

The University of California ranked first in the world among universities granted U.S. utility patents in 2015, according to a report by the National Academy of Inventors and the Intellectual Property Owners Association.

Librarian's legwork yields important clue to an art-world mystery

Vigil highlights deaths of Philando Castile, Alton Sterling in police shootings

Discovery of inherited dental trait allows tracking of monkey, ape and human evolution

Simulation captures star and cluster formation within dense filaments of gas

States are failing to provide the compensation, work environments and training teachers need to help children succeed, a new campus report finds.

More than 14,400 high school students have been offered admission to the University of California, Berkeley's 2016-17 freshman class.

Tarishi Jain remembered as “a native of India, and a citizen of the world.”

Scientists propose unique way in which ‘colorblind’ cephalopods can detect color

Campus sends condolences to family and friends of Tarishi Jain.

Tarishi Jain was on an internship at a bank in Dhaka

Josh Prenot qualified 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio after breaking the national record for the 200-meter breaststroke

Three Golden Bears — current physics student Josh Prenot, plus alums Nathan Adrian and Anthony Ervin — have nailed down berths on the U.S. Olympic swimming team headed to Rio in July. More Golden Bears are still in contention.

Berkeley students’ Suitcase Clinic has provided homeless people near campus with free services — from haircuts and foot washing to legal assistance and basic healthcare —for more than a quarter-century.

Theoretician made crucial contributions throughout virtually all aspects of quantum field theory and string theory, including supersymmetric field theories

Gov. Brown's $171 billion budget includes build-out of ShakeAlert warning system

UC Berkeley engineer Phillip Messersmith is happy to be learning lessons from a lowly mollusk, with the expectation that the knowledge gained will enable him and fellow physicians to prevent deaths among their youngest patients

Treatment innovations at the forefront as researchers assemble