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photo of a woolly mammoth at a museum

Berkeley Voices: Should we bring back woolly mammoths?

March 18, 2022

illustration featuring two views of the U.S. Capitol, mirror images in red and black

Thwarting disinformation, defending democracy — scholar sees a new approach

February 11, 2022

colorful tryptic illustration: close up of microorganisms; a wetland; a glass of water

California needs a new water supply. Could wetlands be an answer?

January 21, 2022

Students with telescopes gather at night on Memorial Glade to look at the heavens at a star party. The Campanile is lit up in the background.

A discovery experience for each undergrad? New initiative sets the goal

December 9, 2021

colorful painting of trees, roots and fungal communities below

When ecology meets art, you get a dating site for trees

November 19, 2021

children climb on a whale statue in the fog

After 19 pandemic months, Lawrence Hall of Science reopens to the public

November 1, 2021

frog sits on a rock, its body half submerged in water

Berkeley Talks: Finding hope for biodiversity conservation

October 22, 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

Catena Bioscience founders

Berkeley startup aims to be a game changer in autoimmune disease therapy

July 21, 2021

Jose Magana posing at Sproul Hall

I’m a Berkeleyan: Jose Magana on having faith in your journey, despite the turmoil

May 12, 2021

Rendering of the inside of a building and lab space.

Bakar BioEnginuity Hub: Berkeley’s bold new home for innovation, entrepreneurship

May 11, 2021

a scientist works in a lab

Professor Fenyong Liu: Love and support of others led to my success

April 13, 2021

Jeffrey MacKie-Mason, the University Librarian, looks toward the camera while standing at a podium giving a presentation. He is wearing eyeglasses with blue frames and a Cal bear pin.

UC’s deal with Elsevier: What it took, what it means, why it matters

March 16, 2021

A faculty member wearing a face mask and a blue lab coat stands in a laboratory. He stands behind a copper tube, some silver scaffolding, and a flashing screen.

Researchers harness quantum weirdness to speed the search for dark matter

February 10, 2021

A worker standing on scaffolding removes lettering spelling Barrows Hall from the building, which has been unnamed.

UC Berkeley’s LeConte and Barrows halls lose their names

November 18, 2020

A professor listens to a presentation by an underrepresented minority scholar at a California Alliance event.

To help diversify STEM faculty, Berkeley-led model goes national

October 27, 2020