Moderate stress encourages male bonding, and such social interactions make them more resilient to stress

A rare find and a new contribution by a master.

Key advance in early diagnosis and treatment of disabling disorder

To kick off Philanthropy Week -- an effort to raise a Class of 2016 gift of $100,000 -- members of the Senior Class Gift Committee set out Monday morning on a mission to "gift tag" 45 campus buildings and landmarks,

The 2016 PEN Translation Prize goes to Katrina Dodson, a newly-minted Ph.D. in comparative literature for her translation of stories by Brazilian author Clarice Lispector

In a lively intergenerational exchange, Berkeley Blog authors are hashing out gender and generational dynamics of the Democratic side of the presidential campaign, and why many young women back Sanders over Clinton.

Students in a disability and sport class are playing soccer in wheelchairs and learning the importance of universal access.

Economist widely known for his work on income inequality and the roles of famine, poverty and freedom will be the guest of the Chowdhury Center for Bangladesh Studies.

Psychologist Dacher Keltner, an expert on the science of emotions, consulted on Inside Out, named best animated feature at the 2016 Academy Awards. And anthropology prof Nancy Scheper-Hughes, a Catholic and longtime critic of her church, offers insights on best-picture winner Spotlight and the issue of clerical sexual abuse.

Seeking input on new federal 'cancer moonshot,' Biden hears from Doudna about critical role of basic research

A March 11-12 conference will explore the first two years of Narendra Modi's term as prime minister of India.

The campus is sending alert notices to approximately 80,000 individuals following a cyberattack on a system storing their Social Security or bank account numbers.

Feb. 27 sneak preview of 'My Love Affair with the Brain,' which profiles eminent neuroscientist and YouTube celebrity

The East Bay Economic Development Alliance has named UC Berkeley the 2016 Legacy Award honoree for its leadership in powering innovation, entrepreneurship and economic growth in the Bay Area.

Shilpi Mathrani wanted a career in the biomedical field. To a student, though, the industry can seem like an exclusive club. For Mathrani, UC Berkeley's Bio-Manufacturing to Market program held the key.

Over the weekend, students and devoted fans attended Anime Destiny, an annual convention put on by Cal's anime club, Cal Animage Alpha.

Eight UC Berkeley assistant professors are among 126 new fellows announced today by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation. The Sloan Research Fellowships, awarded annually since 1955, honor early-career scientists and scholars whose achievements and potential identify

Law professor Ian Haney López, a leading thinker on the evolution of racism in the U.S., discusses 2016 campaign rhetoric, and how it fits in history, with Latino U.S.A.'s Maria Hinojosa.

Berkeley Law professor and former dean Christopher Edley has launched a non-profit organization that aims to use education and related social policies to improve young people’s outcomes from early childhood through early career. Edley’s believe

UC Berkeley is among the nation's top universities producing Fulbright Scholars this academic year.