Henry Brady

New campus research reveals that Republicans and Democrats vastly overestimate the other parties’ willingness to compromise the upholding of democratic norms, according to Alia Braley, a campus PhD candidate in the political science department and author of the study.

The California 100 initiative recently released results of its California Considers Deliberative Poll, revealing unexpected political accord, hope and curiosity for the future of California. 

Election coverage has become almost synonymous with showcasing the latest poll. During an election, national media outlets are overrun with polls showing which candidate is ahead and what topics people are most concerned about. 

Despite reports of an overflowing ballot box in North Berkeley, preliminary data suggests Tuesday’s Alameda County primary election saw low voter turnout.

Five campus experts from various disciplines gathered to discuss the impact of social media and disinformation on the future of democracy during a virtual Berkeley Conversations event Tuesday.

After California Gov. Gavin Newsom was projected to win the gubernatorial recall election Sept. 14, the UC Berkeley community responded with varying degrees of relief and lack of surprise.

UC Berkeley’s Master of Development Practice, or MDP, program, joined the Goldman School of Public Policy on Thursday, leaving the Rausser College of Natural Resources, or CNR.

UC Berkeley deans discussed social media disinformation and its intersection with freedom of speech during Cal Performances’ “Illuminations: Fact or Fiction” virtual talk Sunday.

President Joe Biden’s inauguration Wednesday was met with happiness and relief from Berkeley City Council and campus community members.

In the midst of the 2020 elections, various UC Berkeley faculty members and administrators participated in a virtual panel to discuss election outcomes Wednesday as part of the Campus Conversations series.