Posts by Public Affairs

Heather Cox Richardson and Dylan Penningroth speak on stage

Events at Berkeley

Berkeley Talks: Heather Cox Richardson on the evolution of the Republican Party and what gives her hope for America

The historian and author of the popular newsletter Letters from an American joins in a conversation with UC Berkeley Professor Dylan Penningroth.

A microscope image shows a collection of grey spheres

Research

Researchers create quantum sensors by mixing diamond dust with water

A celebration on Feb. 20, 2025, welcomed 27 new recipients of the African American Initiative Scholarship.

Campus & community

‘Berkeley has become my village:’ Celebration honors 2024–25 African American Initiative scholars

Campus & community

A message about our commitment to UC Berkeley’s values and mission

The north entrace to the White House, in late-day sunlight, with a garden and fountain in the foreground and a deep blue sky in the background

Voices Carry: The Constitution, Congress and democracy in President Trump’s second term

a collage showing images of dozes of people involved with the Labor Occupational Health Program from over the years

Labor Occupational Health Program celebrates 50 years of advancing safe jobs and worker justice

A coyote walks along a ridge at night, with a view of the lights of Los Angeles in the background.

How urbanization shapes coyote life in Los Angeles

UC Berkeley professor Adam Yala is pioneering AI for cancer prediction

Pedro Noguera

Equity Leadership Now!: Leading with compassion in polarizing times

A person wearing black waders stands waist-deep in a creek, inspecting what appears to be a black pipe that spans the width of the creek.

Diversity in coho salmon could be key to species survival

a large crowd of people wave small American flags at a political gathering outside

Berkeley Talks: Does democracy work?

Two people wearing UC Berkeley scoop dirt with golden shovels.

New Engineering Center to be named after UC Berkeley alumni Michael and Janelle Grimes

An aerial view of Bakersfield, California, and vicinity, showing the Kern River coming from the southern Sierra Nevadas

Increased risk of Valley fever linked to fine mineral dust exposure

Trier Mortlock and Helen Kirkby sit close together on couch and smile happily

A storybook romance: Marriage proposal in Morrison Library

A portrait of Michael I. Jordan in his office.

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

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