Students help veterans gain access to benefits and address criminal justice issues.
Dance your Ph.D.
Using aerial dance to explain her research, Nancy Scherich wins a Science magazine competition.
Is biology behind your political views?
How your body processes its fight or flight response may affect your opinion, a new study finds.
John Lithgow: An actor’s lessons
The Emmy award-winner shares encouragement and experience with an MFA class.
Social media can increase stress during a crisis
Official use of social media can be effective. The unverified rumor mill? Much less so.
A new era in astronomy: First observations of merging neutron stars
A UC Santa Cruz team provides the first-ever visual evidence of the source of gravitational waves.
Human speech, jazz and whale song
Three wildly different samples show how much forms of communication have in common.
Could these flip-flops save the earth?
These $3, algae-based renewable sandals could become the planet's preferred shoe.
New podcast explores people, places behind the food we eat
The Berkeley Food Institute explores the network of people and places behind what we eat in a new series.
Teens’ online friendships just as meaningful as face-to-face ones
Digital communication can even provide more benefits but also carries more risks.
Step back into the 19th century
A replica printing press from England takes center stage in the new Maker Lab.
Two alumni-led companies are remaking school meals
The cafeteria is a healthier, more sustainable place these days, thanks to four alums with a passion for food.