Waiting can cause anxiety for almost anyone, but a new study shows how awe can dispel its effects.
How embracing awe may set you free
The trip of an after-lifetime
A growing community of researchers are approaching near-death experiences from an academic standpoint.
The art of nothing
William Davies King has been collecting cereal boxes for 40 years. A new art piece will make them all disappear.
How UC Davis’ Temporary Building 9 changed the art world
TB 9 is just a building, but it has nurtured artists at UC Davis and birthed an art movement.
Welcome to Disneyland
A new course provides an in-depth look at the world of Disney — from a professor who has taken more than 600 spins on the Matterhorn.
Want to stand out at work? Do these things tonight.
How employees spend their leisure time predicts their feelings and behavior the next day, a new study finds.
With new rig, student can achieve director dream
D’Vonte Johnson is ready to turn auteur, thanks to a student-designed camera rig compatible with cerebral palsy.
Cyber Shakespeare
All UC students can see the Bard's world brought to life in a new online course.
How has #MeToo changed the way we live?
A new study provides insight into three questions that are central to today’s media coverage of #MeToo.
Study busts myths about gossip
A first-of-its-kind study asserts that women don’t gossip negatively more often than men, among other conclusions.
Want to ace your tests? Take notes by hand
Even a brand new laptop won't give you an edge over pen and paper.
UC Berkeley students investigate war crimes using social media
A new generation of human rights investigators is already contributing to vital and Pulitzer Prize-winning work.