Three campus leaders examined the campus’s finances in a livestreamed conversation

Under the pressure of a global health crisis, the argument for open access has sunk in

Children who receive a few extra years of deworming treatment eventually have better jobs, higher incomes, says study led by Berkeley economist Edward Miguel.

Each day until Aug. 18  Berkeley News will host a series of Q&As featuring 18 unsung heroines on staff from all corners of the campus. The series will culminate on Aug. 18 with a special edition

Ghosh is one of 18 female staffers honored for their "unsung" work on campus

A panel of staffers discuss the issue in a livestreamed Campus Conversation

Using cryo-electron microscopy, Berkeley group captures a CRISPR-Cas9 base editor in action

18 female staffers will be recognized for their contributions to the campus

The Girls in Engineering program introduces engineering and design concepts to students who don’t normally have access to specialized STEM activities

The coatings can camouflage target objects by making them emit the same infrared radiation as the surrounding environment

An interdisciplinary perspective on how the field of economics discounts Black and Latinx experiences, and why it's time for that to change

A UC Berkeley doctoral student discovered that some desert mosses crawl under milky quartz to escape the sun, using the translucent rock as a sunshade

Berkeley Public Health Alumnus Michael E. Bird reflects on how centuries of marginalization has impacted the health of Native American communities

Metal-organic frameworks with added nitrogen compounds efficiently trap carbon dioxide from emissions, allowing them to be sequestered underground

Berkeley’s leaders realized there was a good chance another semester of remote learning might be required. In response, they spent the summer developing better practices for remote instruction.

The COVID-19 pandemic has forced schools around the globe to be creative with how best to deliver a high-quality campus experience.

The Library system has created this informal publication to inspire organizational awareness and empathy for our communities of color and allies.

Child care is critically important to the California economy — and to recovery from the pandemic. But as child care collapses, it creates a range of economic risks that require government intervention, UC Berkeley experts say.

Executive Vice Chancellor and Provost A. Paul Alivisatos and Vice Chancellor, Administration Marc Fisher sent the following message to faculty and staff Wednesday:  This week, the Chancellor’s Cabinet issued updates for those that plan events

The increase in cases in the local community is of particular concern. Given this development, as well as it being unlikely that there will be a dramatic reversal in the public health situation before the fall semester instruction begins on Aug. 26, we have made the difficult decision to begin the fall semester with fully remote instruction.