What happens when the clocks stop on UC Berkeley landmark? The call goes to Art Simmons.

Architecture and urban design chair Hitoshi Abe is designing homes that will rise from the rubble in his quake- and tsunami-damaged hometown in Japan.

Pioneering enzyme researcher also was a beloved colleague and mentor.

Passionate about his sport and his profession, assistant professor Boaz Arzi finds the waves to be good medicine for the rigors of the operating room.

Liberated from Dachau in 1945, Ivan Berend went on to become a key figure in Hungary’s transition from communism.

In his new book, Richard Ross explores the conditions and contexts of girls remanded to detention centers.

Victories at chariot races brought ambitious ruler fame in fifth century B.C.

National Museum of American History honors professor Judith Baca and the Great Wall of Los Angeles.

Lillie Hsu and Dion Raymond have long-standing connections to UCLA. Their new positions are a key component to remedying bias, improving campus climate and strengthening UCLA’s commitment to equity, diversity and inclusion.

San Diego residents are transforming a 20,000-square-foot vacant urban lot into a community focal point for healthy place making.

UC Riverside panel discussion and art exhibition spark conversation about prisons and art.