Yearly Archives: 2026

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human skulls with arrows pointing to a DNA helix

New technique pinpoints human DNA inherited from ‘ghost’ ancestors

July 30, 2026

futuristic illustraation of human head comprised of red and blue points of light, with binary code and computing labels on either side

Does misinformation on Facebook and Instagram change what you believe?

July 29, 2026

How climate change is redrawing the malaria map in Africa

July 29, 2026

A wildfire burns on a mountain ridge.

Climate change increases wildfire risks in Yosemite and other national parks

July 29, 2026

At Golden Bear Orientation, new students split off into small groups led by orientation leaders, who showed them around campus and guided them through days of welcome programming.

UC Berkeley offers nearly 19,000 students admission to fall 2026 class

July 29, 2026

Behind-the-scenes photograph aboard a boat on the water showing a film crew filming two women. On the right, a videographer wearing a blue cap, dark button-down shirt, and glasses aims a large professional camera. Beside him, a sound recordist wearing headphones and a baseball cap operates equipment. On the left, two women look down towards equipment; one wears a long-sleeved bright blue water shirt and patterned leggings holding a PVC rig with attached action cameras, while the other wears a turquoise long-sleeved shirt and gray skirt with crossed arms.

Coral reefs are dying. A new documentary profiles the people trying to save them

July 28, 2026

Split graphic featuring a black-and-white photo of activist Frances M. Beal speaking at a podium in 1970 on the left, next to the pamphlet cover of her essay

Berkeley Talks: The making of a pioneering Black feminist - Audio

July 24, 2026

A 1950s-era black-and-white photo of four Korean family members — two females, two males — standing in front of the door of a simple building.

‘Song for Another Home’: A novel of survival and remembrance from the ‘forgotten’ Korean War

July 24, 2026

Still from Widow’s Bay showing Mayor Tom Loftis framed in the illuminated doorway of a dark, eerie town hall, beside a wooden sign listing local municipal services.

Ancient lore meets small-town politics: Why fans are flocking to ‘Widow’s Bay’

July 23, 2026

An illustration depicting areas of critical public need in California, symbolized by large oranges, a flowing waterway, police cars and various landscapes

From the grassroots to the Capitol: Can the Possibility Lab harness people power in California?

July 22, 2026

A white sea sponge

UC Berkeley researchers create new metamaterials inspired by deep-sea sponges

July 20, 2026

Honoring legendary Cal Performances director Robert Cole

July 17, 2026

An American flag ripples in the wind in front of a blue sky with clouds

America at 250: What UC Berkeley historians want us to remember

July 15, 2026

Danny Muñoz, a graduate wearing a black cap and gown, sunglasses, and several colorful graduation stoles and floral leis, squats on a stone wall with hands outstretched toward the camera. In the background, a prominent sign reads

How ‘double Bear’ Danny Muñoz is humanizing the justice system

July 14, 2026

The ruins of an ancient Roman villa.

Researchers shed new light on ancient concrete’s extraordinary durability

July 14, 2026

Seven students stand in a row in front of a soft-focus green background outside

From HBCUs to the Bay, mentoring the next generation of scientists

July 14, 2026