Politics & society

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a woman with her face covered against fumes is supported by an ash-covered man near the site of the World Trade Center collapse

Shock, insecurity and endless war: How 9/11 changed America and the world

September 9, 2021

The five new members of Berkeley's Climate Equity and Environmental Justice cluster stand together and look at the camera.

New faculty, hired in clusters, to address global issues, equity, justice

September 2, 2021

A couple holding hands and wearing masks walks across Sproul Plaza on a day when the skies were orange from Northern California wildfires.

Seasons of change: How challenge and crisis will shape the pandemic generation

August 30, 2021

three young students, masked and socially distanced, await the start of a school day

As K-12 students return, schools shouldn’t obsess over pandemic ‘learning loss’

August 11, 2021

portrait of savala nolan next to her book cover

When the personal, political and historical collide — in our bodies

August 6, 2021

a small settlement of rock houses in Lesotho, Africa, with solar panels

Bold policy could bring light and power to Africa

August 5, 2021

low water levels in a lake filled with boats

California’s drought is getting worse. Can data science help?

July 30, 2021

Mark Zuckerberg speaks on stage while the audience photos

Berkeley Talks: Roger McNamee on his quest to stop Facebook

July 30, 2021

informal portrait of Gavin Newsom speaking at a political event

Newsom holds only slim margin in recall vote, Berkeley IGS Poll finds

July 27, 2021

A shopper wearing a face mask clutches a bag while gazing at a large display of shoes.

COVID-19: We can’t predict what’s next. But here’s what we can do now.

July 20, 2021

satellite image showing a portion of Earth spanning from Italy and Northern Africa in the west to China and Southeast Asia in the east

A machine learning breakthrough uses satellite images to improve lives

July 20, 2021

Adult frowning at smartphone while child sits with arms folded.

Word gap: When money’s tight, parents talk less to kids

July 16, 2021

Standing before the U.S. Capitol, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene stands at a podium, behind a sign reading

Khiara M. Bridges: The hidden agenda in GOP attacks on critical race theory

July 12, 2021

colorful graphic image of people from different races and cultures

Insisting you’re not racist may backfire, researchers find

July 8, 2021

an aerial shot of the urban landscape of downtown San Francisco

The pandemic is driving disruption, innovation and ‘a new reality’ at work

July 6, 2021

woman standing before a projection of an architectural drawing, gestures to a seated colleague

Very big changes are coming very fast to the American workplace

July 1, 2021

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