Wai Wai Nu intends to use her Berkeley Law education to reform the government in her home country of Burma.
From political prisoner to international inspiration
UCLA study helps Californians save electricity — and money — this summer
To participate in the study, download a free app, which transmits real-time updates to help you tweak your usage.
UC is changing its hiring policy to remove barriers to opportunity
In 'banning the box,' UC makes a change to avoid discouraging qualified previously incarcerated job applicants.
How to pass laws to fight climate change
Don't say climate change — 'renewable energy' is the phrase that gets things done, study finds.
Immigration status has health implications for young Latinos, study shows
Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) provides psychological benefits to undocumented youth.
A matter of rights
Professor helps refugees reclaim one of their basic human rights — an education.
Students of all races feel safer in ethnically diverse middle schools, new report says
Groundbreaking study shows diversity's wide range of benefits in education.
Talking science with the fluidity of Pixar
Ph.D. student Sara ElShafie works with Pixar story artists to help her fellow scientists better communicate.
From student to modern-day abolitionist
UC Santa Cruz organization founded and run by students helps free slave laborers.
Bicycling's huge costs in America
Billion-dollar toll from injuries suggests a need for safer infrastructure.
Homeless vets with families: An untold part of veterans’ struggles
Homelessness among veterans overall is declining, but the number supporting young families is on the rise.
UC Merced Library chosen to digitize AIDS historical archives
Effort will make hundreds of thousands of pages available to the global public.