The new Berkeley IGS Poll finds powerful vaccine resistance among GOP voters, however.

Warehouse, agriculture and food-chain workers were among those most devastated by the pandemic.

Many are experiencing return-to-work anxiety and stress when contemplating returning to their desks.

The new degree will not only enhance academic offerings but will foster collaborative study regarding the current experiences and histories of people of African descent.

COVID-19 took a toll on our relationships. Understanding why might help us come back together.

The UC Merced Library holds intimate portraits of labor leader, community organizer, businessman and Latino American civil rights activist César Chávez.

Experts look at the potential impact of the passports, which are likely to permeate travel, education and the workplace.

A 50-year survey shows the values kids learn have changed from decade to decade, often reflecting shifts in the broader culture.

Near-daily discrimination takes a measurable toll on Black men, who do not enjoy the same improvements in physical and mental health that white men experience with higher incomes.

But one particular area has experienced a lot of departures, researchers say.

More than 1,600 mentors stepped up in four months to help their fellow students feel connected.

Knowing what depression looks like and how to manage it can help prevent you from slipping into dark moods.