America's first ‘Dollyologist’ reflects on how the country singer has become a figure that resonates all over the world.
Dolly Parton: The great unifier?
How to successfully pitch your ideas
To successfully pitch ideas to project leaders, base your approach on their identity as an idealist or pragmatist.
Can you change your personality?
It may be possible, scientists say.
An expert's view on Iran
Understanding the country's broader context is key to navigating the current political crisis, Kevin B. Anderson says.
The mystery of Easter Island revealed?
Rapanui people likely believed the ancient monoliths helped food grow on the Polynesian island, study says.
What’s in a name? How the concepts of Hispanic and Latino identity emerged
UC Berkeley sociologist G. Cristina Mora explains the origins of the identity we celebrate during Hispanic Heritage Month.
Test your UC Latino knowledge
Take our fun quiz to see how well you know the UC community's contributions to our nation's Hispanic heritage.
Want to ace your tests? Take notes by hand
Even a brand new laptop won't give you an edge over pen and paper.
Media exposure to mass violence can fuel cycle of distress, study shows
Researchers found graphic news exposure can fuel anxiety while promoting more media consumption.
University of California responds to executive order on free speech
University of California President Janet Napolitano issued the following statement today on the White House’s executive order tying free speech protections to federal funding for colleges and universities nationwide.
Why UC split with publishing giant Elsevier
Universal open access to UC research and contained costs were important, unmet goals.
Statement affirming the University of California’s commitment to free expression
The University of California Office of the President issued a statement today (March 4) regarding President Trump's announcement of a possible executive order mandating that colleges allow free speech on their campuses or lose critical federal research funding.