The center will serve as a new nexus for student collaboration, innovation and entrepreneurship on campus

History professor Ussama Makdisi’s class gives students access to text, research that encourages ‘intellectual courage’ and promotes a sense of belonging in the classroom

In all, some 60 UC Berkeley graduate programs ranked in the top 10 on this year’s U.S. News list

Thousands of admitted students and their families flooded UC Berkeley's walkways, plazas and lecture halls Saturday for Cal Day 2023.

UC Berkeley alumnus John Schulman, the lead developer of ChatGPT, talks about how AI language models sometimes make things up — often convincingly — and offers solutions on how to fix this problem

Berkeley maintains the only standalone demography department in the United States

Engineers are working with Data Science Discovery program students to build a chatbot to help regulators discern, communicate and enforce water safety rules

Americans right and left are sorting into media bubbles where favored TV news networks reinforce political biases and protect against challenging ideas.

A playwright, a philosopher, a physicist, a neuroscientist, a medical anthropologist and a political scientist have been elected to the academy this year.

The agents involved were not prosecuted, although the beating was videotaped

In an interview, Schulman discussed his time at Berkeley, why he cofounded OpenAI and the future of artificial general intelligence

"A simple truth is that expanding this workforce will be impossible without bringing in more women and people of color," group writes

From a rock opera on queer history and a dramatic retelling of a famous debate to piano concertos and modern dance, there will “be something for everyone,” says the executive and artistic director

Prospective students are being welcomed back to campus for a fully in-person experience for the first time since the pandemic began

UC Berkeley researchers in a new study have documented wide fluctuations and racial disparities in school discipline — and ways educators might be better able to prevent incidents altogether

The Audacious Project, an initiative housed at TED, is funding a new initiative led by Jennifer Doudna and Jill Banfield at the Innovative Genomics Institute to use CRISPR to edit microbiomes to improve our climate and health

Innovative poll finds bipartisan consensus on issues of health, government efficiency, education and environment to strengthen California by 2050

But it's a deadly time for birds. Avian influenza rages; a Cal Falcons Q&A about it is April 27.

One of the first attempts to map the 3D structure of a massive elliptical galaxy finds an asymmetric shape, helping Berkeley astronomers calculate the size of the supermassive black hole in the galactic core.

"Her recent work (to) ... set us on a course for financial sustainability has been nothing short of excellent," chancellor writes