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A photo of Lee Riley in a dark room. Riley is sitting in front of a microscope and is looking at the camera

Lee W. Riley, leader in decolonizing global health, dies at 73

November 7, 2022

informal portrait of Carol Zabin, with moss-green tesselation at left and right margins

Carol Zabin, climate policy innovator, honored by California Energy Commission

November 1, 2022

Molly Ohainle, wearing blue, smiles at the camera

Meet our new faculty: Molly Ohainle, molecular and cell biology

November 1, 2022

Alex Budak teaching a lecture.

How empathy in changemaking can transform institutions

October 27, 2022

a picture of Professor Rachel Morello-Frosch

Rachel Morello-Frosch elected to National Academy of Medicine

October 17, 2022

a woman in a protest who has red hand prints on her cheeks and holds a sign with three girls and women killed by the Iranian government

‘A mix of hope and sorrow’: Campus community reflects on Iran uprising

October 11, 2022

The top of the Campanile, seen through vegetation, fall colors

Outreach to Iranian and other impacted Cal communities

September 23, 2022

a girl stands on rocks in front of a volcano

Learning about Latinx culture, experiences through film

September 16, 2022

students perform mexican dance called veracruz

Connection, thriving, history: Celebrating Latinx Heritage Month 2022

September 15, 2022

A portrait of associate professor of English Poulomi Saha, who is standing with her arms crossed wearing a white T-shirt and a blue blazer. She has large eyeglasses and a short haircut.

In her course on cults, Poulomi Saha has students look beyond the headlines

September 12, 2022

Chancellor Christ shakes hands with Her Majesty Queen Máxima of the Netherlands

The Netherlands’ queen visits UC Berkeley, global research network announced

September 7, 2022

Eric Stover at a grave site in Bosnia in 2016, with apparent human bones in his right hand, during the filming of the PBS documentary

A legacy of truth: 40 years of investigating the forcibly disappeared

September 2, 2022

portrait of David Schaffer

David Schaffer: Research that takes risks must be supported

July 29, 2022

a red silhouette of the hooded figure famously tortured by U.S. military officials at Iraq's Abu Ghraib prison nearly 20 years ago is superimposed on a monochromatic purple etching of a torture chamber during the Spanish Inquisition 400 years ago.l

The tortures of the Spanish Inquisition hold dark lessons for our time

July 20, 2022

Women at an anti LGBTQIA+ protest in Poland hold a large pink sign that says

Judith Butler: Insecurity and the roots of anti-democratic rage

July 13, 2022

a person types at a computer screen, transcribing a written powerpoint slide about chemistry into a devices that will narrate what the slide says to those who can't easily see computer screens

New campus committee will focus on digital accessibility

July 11, 2022

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