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dirty white glacier ending at blue lake with deep blue sky above

Size of tropical glaciers at lowest point in at least 11,000 years

August 1, 2024

cutout headshots of four people against a blue and gold background

Four new faculty hires are a quantum leap for experimental physics

August 1, 2024

A robot made mostly of white plastic-like materials, with a round device at the back of its head, stands before a field of complex equations, pondering.

To err is human — and in the age of AI, it may be humanizing

July 31, 2024

drake, in a suit, gestures whiile talking to chancellor carol christ outside of california hall

UC system president Michael Drake announces plans to step down

July 31, 2024

Blue and gold lights lights on doe library

Campus celebrates record-breaking fundraising year

July 30, 2024

A black and white camera trap photo shows a raccoon opening the door of a puzzle box.

How urban raccoons adapt to new foraging challenges

July 30, 2024

Headshots of two educators Hilary Walker and Chris Mah side by side

Equity Leadership Now!: Embracing AI literacy in education

July 30, 2024

A view of Anchor House, a new building created just for transfer students, as seen from Oxford Street, across from the West Crescent lawn.

Introducing UC Berkeley’s Anchor House, a remarkable gift built especially for transfer students

July 29, 2024

Portrait of Jemele Hill smiling

Berkeley Talks: Journalist Jemele Hill on the intersection of sports and race (revisiting)

July 26, 2024

girl sitting outside holding a pencil and a clipboard

California teachers eager for more environmental learning, but need additional support

July 25, 2024

Nox, the youngest and smallest of the four new falcons on campus, flies for the first time on Tuesday, June 4.

Hard knocks for Nox, UC Berkeley’s youngest peregrine falcon

July 25, 2024

President-elect Donald Trump in December, 2015, at a rally in Pennsylvania

After Trump’s election, women of color had more underweight, premature babies, study finds

July 25, 2024

dozens of tv screens showing various sporting events from the control room of the Beijing Olympics

What is lost — and gained — when Olympics coverage becomes a round-the-clock spectacle?

July 24, 2024

In late June 2024, people watch recreated footraces at Berkeley's archaeological excavation site in Ancient Nemea, Greece, while sitting on the slopes of the stadium using rugs and blankets.

As the Olympics begin, Berkeley marks 50 years of excavating the Games’ origins in Greece

July 23, 2024

Coach Mo walks off the field, away from student-athlete Mykolas Alekna, with a huge grin on his face

Behind Cal’s Olympic throwers, a fiercely dedicated coach

July 23, 2024

Michael Yartsev stands in a darkened room with his hands on his hips. Yellow and teal lights swirl around him.

UC Berkeley Professor Michael Yartsev named Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigator

July 23, 2024

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