"Minion"-like robots reveal surprising ways marine larvae move, and what that means for the ocean.
Robot larvae deployed at sea
Organic farming and garden training program accepts applications in 50th year
UC Santa Cruz apprenticeship is longest running program of its kind in U.S.
Helping the state cope with drought using wastewater
A new economic model shows how treatment processes may create a viable, affordable water supply for crops.
Student delivers hope to hospital in homeland
UC Irvine undergraduate Lydia Natoolo is helping to save lives in her native Uganda.
Soda tax linked to drop in sugary beverage drinking
New law produces a 21 percent decline in soda consumption in Berkeley neighborhoods, study finds.
The health benefits of tea
Learn how different teas affect your well-being via this UC Berkeley infographic.
How California can balance nitrogen's benefits and harm
First-of-its-kind UC Davis study of nitrate pollution offers path to reconcile agriculture and the environment.
UC-wide student video challenge launched for World Food Day
Make a video on reducing hunger or improving health for a chance to win up to $1,000.
Eat.Think.Design at UC Berkeley
Grad students use design thinking to solve food-related problems.
Genome sequencing may help avert banana armageddon
A potential solution to a fungal disease that could wipe out the staple crop in less than a decade.
Baby food for thought
You better eat your peas — what your baby wants on the menu is informed by you.
College meal plans: What to do with all those leftover swipes
This story quotes Rachel Sumekh, executive director of Swipe Out Hunger, who helped start the group in 2009 as a student at UCLA.