Berkeley News

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Campus news

Got eggs? This UC Berkeley museum has tens of thousands.

The Museum of Vertebrate Zoology has one of the largest collections of eggs in North America, and it’s vital to researchers worldwide.

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Humanities

Watch a professor explain the internet’s series of subsea tubes in 101 seconds

Creekside Center, the new home of the Disabled Students' Program, is a building that was designed in 1920 by campus architect John Galen Howard. When it was renovated, the two-story wood frame building retained its wood plank exterior walls and windows with tiny square panes.

Campus news

Introducing Creekside Center, a new home for UC Berkeley’s Disabled Students’ Program

Masses of shipping containers are stacked beneath towering cranes at the busy port in Long Beach, Califonia.

Business & economics

Berkeley Haas economist unravels chaotic U.S. trade, tariff policies

Spotlight: Federal Updates

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UC updates on federal policy issues

A message about our commitment to UC Berkeley’s values and mission

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A message about recent federal visa program updates

Research

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Research

A single dry winter decimated California’s salmon and trout populations

Severely dry conditions during the winter of 2013-2014 blocked some species of salmon and steelhead trout from accessing their breeding grounds, wiping out the populations of individual tributaries and even entire watersheds.

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Research

To understand low back pain, researchers are looking closely at how our bodies move

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Research

UC Berkeley engineers create world’s smallest wireless flying robot

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Mind & body

Scientists discover why obesity takes away the pleasure of eating

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Research

Streaming brain-to-voice neuroprosthesis restores naturalistic speech

Arts & culture

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Ahead of ‘The White Lotus’ finale, Berkeley professor unpacks show’s Freudian themes and fantasies

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Do vowels have colors? According to some with synesthesia, yes.

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Podcasts

Berkeley Talks: J Finley on how Black women use sass to claim their humanity

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Berkeley Voices: Fakes, replicas and forgeries: What counts as art?

People

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After a 50-year leave of absence, returning to Berkeley’s School of Journalism

Ashmita Kumar holds a prize from startup competition at UC Berkeley.

With AI and an iPhone, UC Berkeley student’s startup aims to detect stroke signs and save lives

Campus & community

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UC Berkeley graduate programs soar to elite status in latest US News rankings

Ethnic Studies marks its PhD program’s 40th anniversary

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