Students and faculty reflect on the death of Justice Ginsburg, the second woman appointed to the U.S. Supreme Court

UC law and policy deans say critical scholarly studies are essential to address the bitter legacy of racism and do not constitute “un-American propaganda training sessions.”

The UCPD captain has served in Berkeley's police department since 1995, and also as an undergraduate student as a Cal Watch Volunteer and Community Service Officer. He will begin his new post at UC Santa Barbara next month.

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In recent months, Campos said he’s followed the Black Lives Matter protests and kept informed on what Haas is doing to support diversity and equity for people of color.

Since her literary debut in 1987, McMillan has garnered critical acclaim for plumbing the depths of human nature and bringing Black women protagonists to the forefront of bestseller lists.

Piña is president and founder of Central Valley Scholars, a nonprofit group

Two multidisciplinary groups hope to clarify the molecular and genetic causes of a neurodegenerative disease that afflicts 1 million Americans

New Physicians for Human Rights report led by Berkeley researcher calls for banning kinetic impact projectiles, such as rubber bullets and metal pellets

To celebrate 150 Years of Women at Berkeley, we are soliciting photos from all genders of the UC Berkeley community including students, staff, alumni and faculty to create a photo mosaic of the 150W logo.

Cruz Grimaldo runs UC Berkeley's financial aid office

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National Academy of Medicine award recognizes his efforts to reduce stigma of mental illness.

Research will use ancient compounds to explore the unplumbed depths of the mind

Campus employees are encouraged to work remotely wherever possible while the air quality index remains above 200

Changing certain behaviors — when and how we wake up and go to bed — can allow us to experience the sleep rhythms we're made to have, says Berkeley sleep expert Allison Harvey

Unglazed ceramic cookware could retain residue of all the dishes cooked in a pot’s lifetime

UC Berkeley researcher advocates for multi-unit housing as a way to combat racial segregation

Song Sun and Geoff Penington will receive their early-career awards at a gala postponed until March 2021

One of the most primal human emotions is a driving force in U.S. politics today, says UC Berkeley scholar Lawrence Rosenthal in a new book