University of Minnesota

As collegiate men’s gymnastics continues to decline, discussions have arisen about the sport’s viability and changes that could be necessary for the survival of the sport at the college level.

Ten years after the Cal men’s gymnastics team was almost cut, members of the community reflect on the campaign and its lessons to be learned in the face of recent events.

With the Minnesota men’s gymnastics team being the latest of many to face the chopping block, the sport is on the verge of extinction in college athletics.

UC Berkeley researchers won a National Science Foundation award Aug. 4 of $26 million over the next five years to fund a new center for biopreservation research.

It is high time to reconsider the long-standing, intimate relationship between UC Berkeley and the city’s police department.

When we don’t get enough sleep, we make ourselves much more vulnerable to a whole slew of health problems. Sleep deprivation reduces focus and memory capacity, increases irritability and interferes with your appetite.

An issue brief from the Berkeley Institute for the Future of Young Americans showed that the number of young adults aged 18 to 24 experiencing poverty has increased over several decades, making young adults one of the most “poverty-prone” age groups since the Great Recession, according to a press release.

After seven years as dean of the campus School of Social Welfare, Jeffrey Edleson announced last week that he will step down after this academic year.

"But one of the things that really helped me was this notion that if I made it out alive and in good health, it would be really important to try to give back and help anyone else who has the unfortunate luck of finding themselves in a similar situation.”

Chancellor Nicholas Dirks and incoming Chancellor Carol Christ sent out a campuswide email Friday announcing Diana Harvey’s appointment as the next associate vice chancellor for communications and public affairs.