Brenna Smith

The fall 2016-17 UC Berkeley freshman class includes 1,000 more in-state admits compared to last year out of a total number of 14,425 admitted students, according to new data released by the UC system Wednesday.

Glaunsinger is one of many female professors at UC Berkeley who is also a mother. These women navigate everyday responsibilities such as breast-feeding, pregnancy and child-rearing — responsibilities that academia does not easily accommodate.

Berkeley City Council is scheduled to discuss funding for a new financial system software and vote on proposed city budgets for the 2017 fiscal year at a meeting Tuesday evening.

Each dollar a county spends on public health programs in California has a return on investment of $67 to $88, according to a study conducted by campus public health professor Timothy Brown.

As rainbow flags fly at half mast across the country, at least a hundred UC Berkeley students, faculty and Berkeley community members attended a vigil Monday to commemorate the lives lost at the mass shooting in Orlando, Florida.

Disability rights advocates gathered outside Shattuck Cinemas on Thursday night to protest the screening of the newly released film "Me Before You."

Megan Turrill, who was appointed chief legal officer of the ASUC for the upcoming academic year, has resigned from the position because of personal reasons.

Claudius Gaines, a UCLA facilities management worker, sued the UCLA campus police and the UC Board of Regents on May 24, alleging that a prior 2014 arrest was the result of racial profiling.

You’ve taken your first, fortuitous steps through Sproul Plaza.

At its Tuesday meeting, Berkeley City Council will discuss the prioritization of City Council referrals to staff and an appeal over the decision not to designate 2556 Telegraph Ave. as a historic landmark.