For Black History Month, we highlight young researchers who are turning their work into a potent force for social justice and equity.

Autonomous vehicles have every incentive to create havoc, transportation planner says.

First-of-its-kind UCLA study analyzes the public health impacts of the increasingly popular scooters.

A new book by Tina Sacks tells the human stories behind racial biases in health care.

How Robert Rosenthal brought behavioral psychology to the masses with “Pygmalion in the Classroom.”

A week with UC Berkeley lawyer Paula Raffaelli, who volunteered to help detainees navigate the legal system.

Historical context helps explain the urgency of present-day Central American migrations.

Research shows political views predict whether people trust false information about dangers — no matter who's in office.

Irma Eréndira Sandoval, who earned a Ph.D. in politics in 2006, is now on the front lines of Mexico's war on corruption.

The state could lose up to $1.67 billion in federal benefits with changes to the ‘public charge’ test, a new report finds.

The health and well-being of residents is jeopardized by bias about where they live.

Don't want to get into it with your in-laws? Here's three tips to keep things civil over the holidays.