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Students walk under Sather Gate on UC Berkeley's campus

Campus & community

UC Berkeley’s unwavering commitment to confronting antisemitism

UC Berkeley issued the following statement on Tuesday, Feb. 4: UC Berkeley has an unwavering commitment to confronting antisemitism as part of our support for a campus community where all can feel safe, respected, and welcome regardless of their origins, identities, beliefs, or perspectives. So, too, is the university committed to compliance with, and enforcement […]

a person wearing a mask holds a rooster

Research

How worried should you be about bird flu?

A close up of a small shrew sitting in grass and leaves.

Research

California’s most elusive mammal photographed for the first time

A hand holds up a European green crab, revealing it's yellow-colored underside.

Research

Invasive green crabs offer lessons on ecosystem management amid environmental change

Litwack gestures while speaking in front of a bookcase

New African American history lecture series created to honor beloved professor

Dr. Michael V. Drake, the 21st president of the University of California.

UC President Michael V. Drake’s message on federal funding freeze

Jennifer Chayes

Jennifer Chayes reappointed as CDSS dean for five-year term

University Librarian Suzanne Wones (left) and UC Berkeley Chancellor Rich Lyons talk onstage in front of an audience of 260-plus guests at this year’s Luncheon in the Library.

‘A lifelong love affair with ideas’: Chancellor Lyons shares his passion for Berkeley at annual Library luncheon

four people, the left two wearing name tags, stand in front of a blue backdrop that says Columbia University. They are smiling broadly.

Journalism professor and alums win awards for ambitious investigative reporting

Two flags representating the World Health Organization on the foreground, with a brightly lit background

Withdrawal from WHO could bring tragedy at home and abroad, public health professor says

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Berkeley Talks: Coming of age as an unaccompanied migrant youth in the U.S.

UC Berkeley research scientist breaks down the TikTok ban

a photo collage of brenda eskenazi, with a black and white portrait in the center surrounded by smaller photos

A Berkeley environmental epidemiologist’s journey from Woodstock to America’s salad bowl

Uncovering the roots of prison labor in America

A microscope image of a 3D-printed antenna, which has tree-like crystalline branches emerging from a central trunk.

Engineers 3D print tiny, intricate antennas

john powell, ashley gallegos and stephen menendian sit at the front of a room in front of an audience

Berkeley Talks: A blueprint for creating a world where everyone belongs