Yearly Archives: 2026

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group of Black students and adults smiling and wearing denim and Cal gear

UC Berkeley receives Black-Serving Institution designation

February 3, 2026

A half-dozen East African women smile and laugh as they walk by farm fields

A bold calculation: What would it cost to end extreme poverty worldwide?

February 3, 2026

A stack of wood panels at a lumber yard.

How UC Berkeley research is turning waste wood into green buildings

February 3, 2026

A group of faculty sit around a table in a wood-paneled room, looking at a screen

Despite budget threats, UC Berkeley invests in six new tenure-track Asian American and Pacific Islands specialists

February 3, 2026

A puma faces off with two penguins on a Patagonian plain.

Penguins are rewriting the social rules of Patagonian pumas

February 2, 2026

Six headshots in two rows of three

School of Education strengthens Ph.D. pathways for HBCU students

February 2, 2026

a dramatic black-and-white photo of Joyce DiDonato gently looking toward the sky with her hands lifting up, with the three strings musicians from the group Time for Three in the background.

How Emily Dickinson’s musical poetry pushes us to live more expansively

February 2, 2026

A woman wearing a mask and gloves holds up a bat

These Berkeley researchers may stop the next pandemic — if we let them

January 30, 2026

small orange spot next to large white circle, with a tiny black dot between them

Why are Tatooine planets rare? Blame general relativity.

January 30, 2026

An photo illustration featuring an artistic arrangement of oranges, palm trees, flowing water and police cars.

Meeting basic needs: Possibility Lab issues new reports on water, food and public safety

January 29, 2026

four small unfired clay figures depicting European merchants sit side by side in a line. You can see enormous attention to detail in the details on their coats, hands, hair and eyes.

In 18th‑century China, these artists made Europeans’ portraits. Only now are their identities emerging.

January 29, 2026

A stack of reports and papers, clipped with clips of various colors, with a pair of glasses on top.

How AI is transforming research: more papers, less quality

January 27, 2026

Clare Cooper Marcus in a backyard.

In memoriam of Professor Emerita Clare Cooper Marcus, expert in user-centered design

January 27, 2026

Matteo Garboletto and his service dog S'Abba stand in front of a snow sculpture of the Olympic Rings atop a platform that reads Milano-Cortina

Deep in the Dolomites, a UC Berkeley professor and his service dog carry the Olympic flame

January 26, 2026

Ramzi Fawaz

Berkeley Talks: Ramzi Fawaz on the psychedelic power of the humanities - Audio

January 24, 2026

Jennifer Doudna sits in a corridor of dark columns, looking towards light

Born at UC Berkeley: a breakthrough in the treatment of sickle cell disease - Video

January 22, 2026

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