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A portrait of Michael I. Jordan in his office.

Michael I. Jordan receives Frontiers of Knowledge Award for advances in machine learning

February 13, 2025

Assistant professor Asta Mønsted does fieldwork in Greenland, pausing to take notes while crouched in front of a mound with large rocks in it.

Asta Mønsted, a specialist in prehistoric archaeology, reveals Greenland through the Inuit oral tradition

February 13, 2025

A collage showing headshots of Stuart Russell, Kristin Persson, David Schaffer, Victoria Coleman and Margaret Torn.

Five UC Berkeley faculty named to National Academy of Engineering

February 12, 2025

Author Amy Tan is outdoors, wearing warm clothes, binoculars and holding a sketch book where she makes drawings and notes.

Amy Tan archive lands at UC Berkeley, offering a bird’s-eye view of a singular literary life

February 12, 2025

A person is pictured holding their arm above a table. A device is strapped to the back of the person's wrist and hand, and the device is grasping a yellow tennis ball.

New device helps people with spinal cord injuries grasp large, heavy objects

February 11, 2025

The Campanile in the evening, with a pinkish sky and a supermoon in the background, where you can also see the Golden Gate Bridge.

UC updates on federal policy issues

February 10, 2025

Two actors, who play Jinzo and Catherine in the opera Both Eyes Open, kneel together, holding hands

For 50 years, he’s written about the Japanese American internment. Now, he’s turning to opera.

February 10, 2025

brown frog with yellow stripe on side, sitting on a brown leaf

En busca de una rana venenosa y de un nombre culturalmente apropiado

February 10, 2025

brown frog with yellow stripe on side, sitting on a brown leaf

In pursuit of a poison frog — and a culturally appropriate name

February 10, 2025

Arman Jaffer

20 UC Berkeley alumni, students and faculty shine on Forbes 30 Under 30 list

February 7, 2025

After the Palisades Fire, student Max Rodman looks at the rubble that once was his family home. His knee is wrapped because he was recovering from surgery.

After the LA wildfires, stories emerge at UC Berkeley of great loss, support and strength

February 7, 2025

a doctor writes in a notebook while she examines medicine held in the other hand

Berkeley Talks: The transformation of US medical debt collection

February 7, 2025

In Memoriam: Michael Burawoy

February 6, 2025

UC Berkeley professor Noah Whiteman.

Watch a professor explain the evolutionary war that gave us caffeine

February 6, 2025

susan stone portrait

Susan Stone named dean of Berkeley Social Welfare

February 5, 2025

An illustration shows a man being manipulated like a string puppet by a disembodied hand.

Why conspiracies are so popular — and what we can do to stop them

February 5, 2025

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