In 10-20 million years, Phobos will get so close to Mars that it'll be shredded into a ring

One in 10 males are born colorblind, and as common as the condition is, there are few options for those who have it. But a Bay Area company co-founded by UC Berkeley alumni is working to change that.

Sulfur emissions from years-long lava eruptions, one of the proposed causes of massive die-offs in earth's history, may have had less grim consequences than once thought

Election recognizes achievements in advancing science or its applications

Excitement is building, literally, for the Jan. 31 opening of the new Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive.

A profile of UC Berkeley data scientist Bin Yu, professor of statistics and electrical engineering and computer science, whose research is a powerful synergy of science, computation and statistics — something she things is an underappreciated aspect of data-intensive research today.

UC Berkeley and the Natural Resources Defense Council are teaming up to conduct a yearlong national study of the environmental impacts of ride-hailing companies, Uber and Lyft.

Students in John Morgan's game theory course are asked to apply their survivors' skills.

The American Musicological Society's prestigious Claude V. Palisca Award is being shared by a faculty expert on the Nazi-era confiscation of musical cultural property.

Haas professor Severin Borenstein has energy to spare.

The earliest creatures with gill slits tell biologists about the origin of structures that allow us to bite, chew, swallow and speak

For Big Give — taking place Thursday, Nov. 19 — UC Berkeley students, faculty, staff, alumni, and friends are harnessing their creativity to express how the campus helps them “Think Bigger.” Some are posting images

Set in a harsh, dystopian future, A Murder of Crows — the latest play by the Department of Theater, Dance and Performance Studies — follows a dysfunctional small-town family living in a warped world on the verge of total ecological destruction.

French authorities now believe that those responsible for the Nov. 13 terrorist attacks in Paris have a connection to Molenbeek, a disenfranchised suburb of Brussels. In a post on the Berkeley Blog, Jeroen Dewulf, director of the Institute of European Studies, shines a light on the neighborhood and its history.

Engineering student gives 6th graders the inside scoop on his native South Sudan

First study to show effects on lung health in kids living near fields where organophosphates used

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory has opened a new building dedicated to energy supercomputing and networking, and named it after a late UC Berkeley pioneer in semiconductor lasers. Shyh Wang Hall, a 149,000-square-foot facility built on

High school sweethearts and now a power couple on the UC Berkeley faculty, Molly and Rob Van Hoeweling share a passion for bicycle racing. Their years of dedication paid off on Sept. 12, when Molly set a new women’s world record for cycling.

Big Give is back. The one-day giving blitz, asking alumni, students, faculty, staff and Cal parents to support the campus with a donation, starts at 9 p.m. PST on Wednesday, Nov. 18, and runs until 9 p.m. PST on Thursday, Nov. 19.

Orange Is the New Black star comes to Pauley Ballroom on Dec. 2