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A UC Berkeley study of the full genomes of 18 species of penguins published Monday provides new insights regarding their origins and evolution, and how they will deal with climate change.
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Can Cal women’s tennis rebound after a disappointing showing at the ITA Kickoff Weekend and upset No.7 UCLA and No.15 Pepperdine?
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Today, van culture is thriving more than ever, as this lifestyle has garnered new dimensions and continues to evolve from old ones.
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Just yesterday, a new shipment of frozen tilapia got shipped to Crossroads to replenish the dining hall supply. Little did the workers know that there was a fluffy feathered stowaway tucked away in one of the cardboard boxes. While no one was watching, the penguin, we’ll call him Oscar, escaped the paper imprisonment and waddled out of the establishment.
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New Zealand is home to a city that takes destruction and transforms it into renovation and captures hope to inspire innovation.
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The UC’s family of eight patents covers CRISPR methods for editing genes in any environment, whether the cells are in a plant, an animal or a human. This newest patent focuses specifically on the use of CRISPR gene editing within cells.
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Travelers are faced with a dilemma: Do you avoid these tourist spots, or do you join the masses in order to snap that classic travel picture?
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UC Berkeley community members may not have control over acts of violence and hatred on a national scale, but they can foster a peaceful coexistence on this campus.
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UC Berkeley discontinued its religious studies program in 2017, making it one of two campuses in the UC system to not have a major in religion. Some campus professors are looking to change that.
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I never thought I’d find myself backpacking around New Zealand, and I definitely never imagined hiking its forgotten third island.
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