Being able to reflect on our own memories improves through adolescence, boosting learning ability and IQ.
Remembrance of things past
Do you post enough for your partner?
Two researchers explore how social media transforms romance, stress and more.
Why a familiar face is a friendlier one
Our emotional perception is profoundly altered when we already know someone.
A warmer shade of blue
Sociologist Geoffrey Raymond is helping police improve their communication skills to reduce conflicts.
Predicting the future with the wisdom of crowds
A training that makes people 'superforecasters' yields surprisingly effective results.
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.
Golden State Warriors a case study in ‘greater good’
The NBA champions find success through cooperation, empathy and mindfulness.
Science shows for the first time how puberty makes learning harder
Parents who think a switch is flipped: read this.
Why binge-watching might actually be good for you
Experts weigh in on our new fix.
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.
Student mom Natalie Ruiz achieves her Berkeley dream, and shines
Two majors, a baby, pancreatic surgery, award-winning work and a career path are just part of the journey for this grad.