Celebrate Pride Month with by attending Living Authentically: A Conversation on Supporting LGBTQIA+ Communities in Higher Education.

June is Pride Month! Learn more about UCOP Pride and register for an upcoming event.

UC Berkeley graduate student Justin Lee beat out nine other talented contestants at this year’s Grad Slam competition, taking home the top prize for his three-minute talk on how genetic engineering could be used to stop COVID from replicating inside the body.

On April 12, the UC Alumni Career Network will feature Enrique Lopezlira, Ph.D., for insights into this global phenomenon and what it means for workers.

Changes to time, and routine, can mess with our sleep. That doesn't just hurt our physical health — it makes us lonely.

The next Confronting Racism events will focus on anti-Asian discrimination and UC Irvine's Black Thriving Initiative.

In a new feel-good article, the San Francisco Chronicle shares the story of a former inmate who has used his admittance to help others.

To date, the Common Humanity Collective has assembled 1,200 air purifiers and given them out to those most at risk from wildfire smoke. 

David Cards work challenged orthodoxy and dramatically shifted our understanding of inequality and the social and economic forces that impact low-wage workers.

At UC Berkeley, Em guides students, faculty and staff in exploring, communicating and connecting around their multifaceted identities. In their spare time, they coach and mentor high school volleyball players.

While many of us are reducing our exposure to wildfire smoke by staying inside, keeping windows closed and running air filtration systems on smoky days, data remains limited on how well these efforts are paying off.

A measure of inflation is inevitable as the U.S. economy comes back online, but it will likely be modest. And it will almost certainly blow over as the economy stabilizes.