Charles Phan, who studied architecture at Berkeley in the 1980s, says his newest venture — to be located in Wurster Hall, home of the College of Environmental Design — will feature organic international food, his culinary trademark. T
Strawberries and pesticides: how California's farmers are looking for new solutions
Researchers at UC Santa Cruz are pioneering new methods to grow strawberries without pesticides.
Worldwide bee epidemic linked to human cause: colony trafficking
A UC Berkeley finding suggests that the pandemic is manmade, with trade and transport of bees for crop pollination driving the spread.
Why do we waste so much food, and why does it matter?
Food waste expert Jonathan Bloom, author of 'American Wasteland,' to speak at UC Riverside Feb. 16 and Palm Desert Center Feb. 17.
Jillian Michaels to speak at UC Riverside about food and fitness
The "Biggest Loser" coach will address healthy habits and motivation Feb. 10.
'Forked': Rating eateries on how they treat workers
In new book, UC Berkeley's Saru Jayaraman — a leading expert on what it’s like to work in the restaurant industry — offers 14 case studies and ranks working conditions at eateries ranging from greasy-spoon diners to national chains and white-tablecloth venues.
Uncoding a citrus tree killer
UC Riverside-led team awarded $4 million grant to fight disease using CRISPR technology developed at UC Berkeley.
Great guacamole! UC Riverside's quest to breed a better avocado
KVCR's Matt Guilhem recently went to a UC Riverside laboratory trying to breed a better avocado. An interview with lead researcher Eric Focht.
Increasing food literacy
From orchard to campus, efforts are growing to enhance food literacy.
Creating good 'food citizens' for future food equity and security
UCLA Food Studies Graduate Certificate Program taking applications starting Feb. 1, selected students to begin fall 2016.
Sustainability through local food: Elliott Campbell Q&A
The UC Merced professor discusses his groundbreaking research.
Can 'Frankengrapes' save California wine?
Andy Walker, a grape geneticist at UC Davis, has devoted his career to studying Pierce’s disease and believes he can now offer a solution.