Live webcast: Wednesday, November 18 1–2:30 p.m. (Pacific) Add to Calendar The year 2019 represented the 400th anniversary of the forced arrival of enslaved Africans in the English colonies at Point Comfort, Virginia in 1619.

A diverse group of Berkeley students express their deep involvement with the 2020 election as they wait and watch for the last of Election Day results to be tallied

UC Berkeley Law professors give their take on what we should expect moving forward as 2020 election results continue to come in.

The results so far reflect evolution of more divisive, identity-based politics, Berkeley scholars say

Systematic drone and ground surveys of nine UC nature reserves will help understand ecosystem recovery from wildfires

UC Berkeley experts offer their perspectives on Election Day results, and the future of the country

“UC remains steadfast in its commitment to attract and support a student body that reflects California’s dynamism and diversity, despite this setback,” said UC President Michael V. Drake

Most new voters in California are Latinx or Asian American, but few register as Republicans, says new Berkeley IGS report.

The day after Election Day, Berkeley Law Dean Erwin Chemerinsky will host a panel discussion on the implications of the presidential election for various aspects of law featuring Berkeley faculty experts.

Francesco Trebbi is a new member of the UC Berkeley faculty.

UC Berkeley student Srija Manchkanti spoke with other students, and Chancellor Carol Christ, about the importance of voting in the 2020 election

This year marks the 30th anniversary of our country celebrating American Indian Heritage Month by presidential proclamation and indeed marks several significant anniversaries impacting Native American communities. 

Rajan Udwani is a new member of the UC Berkeley faculty.

The ASUC voted unanimously to endorse Proposition 16, which would allow the consideration of race, ethnicity or gender in public university admissions and public contracting

UC Berkeley experts will discuss election results the day after Election Day during a Campus Conversation Wednesday afternoon.

Mike Riley has been hired as UC Berkeley's new Assistant Vice Chancellor and Controller

Leaders from UC Berkeley's communities of color see the nation at a historic moment of peril — and promise.

After more than 32 years at Berkeley, Assistant Vice Chancellor for Educational Partnerships Marsha Jaeger is retiring on Nov. 1, 2020.

Chancellor Carol Christ and Executive Vice Chancellor and Provost A. Paul Alivisatos shared some voting resources to the UC Berkeley campus community Friday.