Politics & society

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People wait for rides at a parking lot in 1956 during the Montgomery bus protest

The Montgomery bus boycott and the women who made it possible

February 11, 2020

Waldo Martin and Denise Herd talking with microphones

Berkeley Talks: Denise Herd and Waldo Martin on Berkeley’s ‘400 Years’ initiative

February 7, 2020

trump smiles at the camera while standing at a podium

What ancient Rome, the Founding Fathers and MLK can tell us about impeachment

February 5, 2020

an image of a well-lit backyard cottage

Burdensome regulations stymie backyard cottage production, UC Berkeley study finds

February 5, 2020

portrait of Takiyah Franklin

Staffer Takiyah Franklin on striving to live a liberated life, leading with love

February 4, 2020

A group protests the Washington Redskins name across from Levi's Stadium before an NFL football game between the Redskins and the San Francisco 49ers.

Washington Redskins’ name, Native mascots offend more than previously reported

February 4, 2020

U.S. President Donald Trump, in a blue suit and red and white tie, speaks at a campaign event.

Impeachment defenses risk our constitutional order, says Berkeley Law dean

January 30, 2020

Charles Reichmann, a lecturer at Berkeley Law, discovered John Henry Boalt's racist writings in the Bancroft Library in 2017

How the discovery of a racist speech led to a new name for Berkeley Law building

January 30, 2020

U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont at a Democratic presidential campaign event, surrounded by people carrying Bernie signs

Surging Sanders leads in California primary, says Berkeley IGS Poll

January 28, 2020

doe library

Nobelists urge Trump to require free access to taxpayer-funded publications

January 28, 2020

Hungarian Jews walking to gas chambers in Auschwitz

Find interviews about the Holocaust at Berkeley’s Oral History Center

January 27, 2020

Painting of Cahokia by William R. Iseminger, courtesy of Cahokia Mounds Historic State Site.

New study debunks myth of Cahokia’s Native American lost civilization

January 27, 2020

Richard Livingston Jr., whose son Richard Dejion Livingston III was murdered in 2015, sits outside cradling the urn that contains his son's remains. The sky is wintry and cool, and the skyline of San Francisco is in the background. (UC Berkeley photo by Brittany Hosea-Small)

For families of Oakland murder victims, police practices add to trauma, study says

January 23, 2020

Man standing in front of screen with a picture of the United States map on it.

What the census means for the future of black voice and power in California

January 23, 2020

beds lined up in a big room in an overcrowded california prison

Berkeley Talks: Paul Butler on how prison abolition would make us all safer

January 17, 2020

a family looks towards metal bars marking the United States border where it meets the Pacific Ocean

Berkeley Talks: Professor Emerita Beverly Crawford on lies about migrants

December 27, 2019

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