Nearly 70 percent of participants saw a decrease in waist size, among other positive health effects, in under a year.
Racial bias found in widely used health care prediction algorithm
A new study reveals significant racial bias in a software program that affects access to care for millions of Americans.
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg visits campus, inaugurates new lecture series
The iconic justice paid tribute to her late colleague Herma Hill Kay and reflected on the emergence of women in law.
Human Rights Lab trains students to investigate wrongdoing
This fall, 19 students will begin investigating alleged human rights abuses with their new high-tech sleuthing skills.
A wealth of knowledge about debt
UCLA's Hannah Appel wants to unlock the potential collective power of America's $13.5 trillion in household debt.
What’s in a name? How the concepts of Hispanic and Latino identity emerged
UC Berkeley sociologist G. Cristina Mora explains the origins of the identity we celebrate during Hispanic Heritage Month.
UC stands with DACA recipients
The University of California will fight for DACA before the Supreme Court in November.
Why Greta Thunberg is so powerful
Researchers analyze how Greta Thunberg’s moral framing influenced the impact of her United Nations speech.
Youth activism is on the rise
A wave of activism has been building for decades, and adults should pay attention, says professor Jessica Taft.
Wanted: Student ambassadors to build support in Sacramento
The UC Advocacy Network is looking for a new class of ambassadors to represent UC student interests at the state Capitol.
How to address America’s lead crisis and provide safe drinking water for all
Newark is the latest U.S. city to struggle with high lead levels in drinking water. We can end this crisis.
UC Berkeley to mark ‘400 Years of Resistance to Slavery and Injustice’
A yearlong observation will focus on African Americans’ extraordinary contributions to American life and the struggle for justice.