Amy Pickering is a new member of the UC Berkeley faculty.

The socioeconomic gap among Americans is widening while lifespans are shortening

Brook will receive $60,000 for research to understand how bats' immune systems protect them from viral infections, and the implications for human health

UC Berkeley scholars compile book of essays that examine the divisions that came in the wake of Trump's presidency.

The smartphone-based exposure notification system — California COVID Notify — launched for the UC Berkeley community Nov. 16. It’s a privacy-first approach to using technology to aid in contact tracing.

UC Berkeley scientists created a teaching framework for K-12 students to explain the complexities of Earth systems and climate change

While a hand recount of the presidential contest in Georgia is unlikely to change the outcome, that doesn't mean the election was fair and trustworthy

UC Berkeley's 'Changemakers' course recently welcomed Nobel Laureate Muhammad Yunus to speak to students.

California COVID Notify is a privacy-first approach to using smartphones to alert you when you’ve been exposed to COVID-19. It augments traditional contact tracing efforts and makes it possible to reach unknown contacts.

UC Berkeley Haas profiles student-veterans and their entrepreneurial achievements.

UC Berkeley Cal Veterans coordinator Luis Hernandez explains how veterans are boxed into outdated generalizations and the diversity they bring to UC Berkeley

What more could symbolize the American dream than the ascension of Kamala Harris? Born and raised in Oakland and Berkeley in the 1960s and ’70s, and as the daughter of Jamaican and South Indian immigrants,

Adam Benkato is a new member of the UC Berkeley faculty.

Ashok Ajoy is a new member of the UC Berkeley faculty.

Unique sensing network shows carbon dioxide levels in the Bay Area dropped 25% during the first six weeks after shelter-in-place

Katie Keliiaa, a graduate student in UC Berkeley's Department of Ethnic Studies, discusses her research on the Bay Area Outing Program on KALX's The Graduates

Stephan Astourian, director of UC Berkeley's Armenian Studies Program and an associate adjunct professor, discussed the prospects for peace, the goals of international intervention and how the Armenian community here in the U.S. is responding.

An intensive legal campaign probably won't help President Donald Trump to remain in office, Berkeley Law dean concludes