Americans with four-year college degrees made 98 percent more an hour on average in 2013 than people without a degree.

Following your gut takes on a whole new meaning as scientists like UCSF's Michael Fischbach find relationships between the brain and gut bacteria.

In the 1980s, states contributed most of the funds that public universities needed for higher education. But it's dropped by an average of 26 percent from 1990 to 2009.

A UC San Diego-developed citizen sensor project uses a tricorder device that researchers hope will revolutionize global health and environmental monitoring – especially in remote and undeveloped areas of the world.

Veterinary surgeons and biomedical engineers at UC Davis take a new step in replacing injured or cancerous bone.

A new study shows that college football players who have experienced concussions and those who have been playing for a longer period of time have a smaller hippocampal volume than others. Hear what UCLA's Dr. Christopher Giza says about concussions and young athletes.

A growing stream of research suggests that strengthening our cognitive control may help with attention deficit disorders.

UC Berkeley researcher is the most prolific American discoverer of alien worlds, so-called exoplanets circling stars beyond the sun.

Regenerative cell therapies are finally flooding into clinical trials, including 147 in California.