The series will feature talks by Berkeley alumnus John Schulman, primary architect of the ChatGPT platform, and six other leaders in the field of artificial intelligence

Berkeley scholars say the court may be helping to assemble a legal framework in which a shrinking base of white conservatives can rule the country long-term — even as a minority

A new paper urges policy makers to explicitly include rivers, lakes and wetlands in plans set aside 30% of land and sea area for conservation by 2030

The Berkeley Law professor talks about the complexities adornment for members of marginalized communities — especially in academia — and about approaching work with a sense of liberation, creativity and hustle

After homelessness, hunger and incarceration, Steven Hensley brings a firsthand view of the criminal justice system to Berkeley classrooms and classmates

UC Berkeley staff, faculty and alumni remember "the mother" of the disability rights movement

The trove of tens of thousands of specimens, ranging from shells to dinosaur fossils, holds answers to a long-ago past

Andrea Gomez, an assistant professor of molecular and cell biology, is studying how the compounds found in psychedelic mushrooms influence brain activity

Deirdre K. Mulligan will join the White House’s Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) as Deputy U.S. Chief Technology Officer for Policy

Host Savala Nolan, director of Berkeley Law's social justice center, talks with changemakers who embody the change they want to see in the world

The humanities must play an important role at any major research university

Since Russia's invasion a year ago, Ukrainian students at Berkeley have started nonprofits, committed to research and delivered aid to the front lines.

"Tom's vision to connect our audiences with the greatest filmmakers of our time is one that we enthusiastically continue," said BAMPFA’s executive director Julie Rodrigues Widholm

"Left in place, this decision will indefinitely delay all of UC Berkeley's planned student housing," campus says

Startup founder and graduating UC Berkeley senior reflects on building a venture-backed company as a college student

Hannah Weisman, the new executive director at The Magnes, says she hopes to create "a place that is radically welcoming and open to different ideas and dialogue."

Geography professor Jovan Scott Lewis discusses reparations for Black Americans and his work as a member of the state's Reparations Task Force

Voters are giving the president his highest ratings since mid-2021, but among Republicans, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has jumped ahead of former President Donald Trump as the choice for 2024.

Corporations may use this period of low supply and high demand to expand crop production to uncultivated land at the expense of wildlife reserves or soil conservation programs, researchers say

In Berkeley Talks episode 162, four leading economists discuss what it'll take to rebuild Ukraine's infrastructure, education systems and institutions