California may become the first state in United States history to allow undocumented immigrants to practice law after passing the state bar exam. Read More…
With gray skies overhead and a somber crowd sitting before him, Chancellor Nicholas Dirks asked for a moment of silence to reflect on the UC Berkeley community members who had died in the past year. Read More…
UC Berkeley researchers have discovered a method of reducing cancer cell aggression and impairing the ability of cancer cells to form tumors, which may have major implications for the future of cancer treatment, according to a new study published Monday. Read More…
After eight years as UC Berkeley’s dean of students, Jonathan Poullard will step down from the position on September 13. Read More…
North of the Berkeley Hills, nestled in the quiet community of Kensington, lies an abandoned mansion called The Blake House. At the end of a short gravel path, the home historically reserved for the UC President lies behind two wrought iron gates. Read More…
A recent study by UC Berkeley biologists suggest that the electrostatically charged insects attract spider webs when they are close, making it easier to be snared by the web. Read More…
Thousands of commuters were delayed Monday morning due an ongoing strike by BART employees. Read More…
After a year of work and hundreds of hours of research, Berkeley journalists’ investigation on sexual violence faced by female farm workers airs Tuesday evening on PBS. Read More…
Every morning, dozens of people fan out across the city of Berkeley to distribute The Street Spirit, a newspaper dedicated to covering issues related to homelessness, poverty, and social justice in the East Bay. Read More…
A recent inspection into the seismic safety of Units 1, 2 and 3 in April found four highrise buildings in each residence hall complex to be below standards held by the University of California. Read More…