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A multi-campus research collaboration featuring UC Berkeley professors that will explore the intersection of artificial intelligence and human life officially launched this week.
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Celebrated local children’s author Joyce Carol Thomas — a poet, playwright and winner of the National Book Award — died Aug. 13 at Stanford University. She was 78 years old.
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A group of UC Berkeley researchers has mapped a semantic atlas of a relatively uncharted region: the human brain.
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Berkeley residents may soon have to travel to Oakland for health emergencies as the Alta Bates Summit Medical Center on Ashby Avenue will close its doors by 2030.
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As the dust from the 2016 ASUC elections settles, the Elections Council will soon begin the process of deciding the composition of its next generation. In the fall, its new members will work with current officers to improve elections bylaws for the next round of elections in spring 2017.
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One of the universe’s largest “prisons” is just 200 million light years away, suggest findings on black holes by UC Berkeley researchers.
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UC Berkeley ranked first in the 2016 edition of Forbes’ “America’s Best Value Colleges” list of 300 schools, released Tuesday.
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At a special meeting Tuesday, Berkeley City Council discussed the Berkeley Strategic Transportation, or BeST, Plan, which outlines future transportation projects and goals for the city.
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At its Tuesday meeting, Berkeley City Council voted to overturn the Landmarks Preservation Commission’s December decision to classify the original Berkeley Bowl building as a “structure of merit.”
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At its Tuesday meeting, Berkeley City Council adopted a resolution to support UC Berkeley’s subcontracted workers and endorse AFSCME Local 3299’s speakers’ boycott on campus.
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