UC Berkeley professor Pam Samuelson delivered the final Distinguished Lecture on the Status and Future of AI, focusing on copyright law.

 On Wednesday, UC Berkeley Chancellor Carol Christ participated in the final Campus Conversations event of the semester. (UC Berkeley video) Chancellor Carol Christ paused Wednesday in her twice-yearly, live-streamed conversation with the campus community

Graduates at Saturday’s campuswide ceremony took the opportunity to show their appreciation to family, friends and the campus community

Jacob Li Rosenberg, a multimedia artist graduating this spring from the Department of Art Practice, is one of nine seniors to receive honors studios for their final semester at Berkeley

Sood said her academic journey at UC Berkeley inspired a change in the trajectory of her career and life.

Triple-major Benjamin Coleman founded a nonprofit in high school for immigrant youth to play sports. He'll join the NFL after graduation to promote the Minnesota Vikings' community ties

Children proposed two of the winners in the naming contest; nearly 3,700 people cast votes.

Jordan’s lecture aims to provide a broader conceptual foundation for emerging real-world artificial intelligence (AI) systems

Cowie won for his book "Freedom’s Dominion: A Saga of White Resistance to Federal Power"

Valentine, who died at the age of 96, looked at the ecology in Earth's ancient seas to understand the rise and diversification of animals 700 million years ago

He walked away a few courses shy of his degree at UC Berkeley. Life's detours — and his frequent flier status — have brought him back graduate at last

A high-level panel at Berkeley Law explored a range of factors — including police culture, racial stereotypes and support from government agencies — that contribute to police violence.

The graduating Ph.D. candidate in geography spent nearly three decades wearing an arm prosthesis, and decided to take it off at Berkeley

An overreliance on a defendant’s criminal history has inflated the number of people sitting behind bars while their cases grind through the courts — a systemic problem that disproportionately affects Black defendants

The 5-year, $20 million project will focus on using AI to protect against sophisticated, ever-changing security threats

Hua Hsu, who graduated from UC Berkeley in 1999, is a 2023 Pulitzer Prize winner in the category of memoir or autobiography for his book, Stay True

You have until Friday to let Cal Falcons know your favorite trio of names

The 2023 University Medalist, who emerged from the pandemic and the pain of her father's death to excel at Berkeley's Human Rights Center, aspires to be a human rights lawyer

The Class of 2023 may be known to history as the COVID class, but for four University Medal finalists, the pandemic was just one challenge on an often profound journey