Don Moore

A new study conducted by UC Berkeley affiliates contradicted decades-old research that depressed individuals are more realistic in determining how much control they have over their lives.

The UC Berkeley Haas School of Business recently announced the addition of three classes to its core master of business administration, or MBA, curriculum focused on data analytics and diversity, equity and inclusion, or DEI.

Open access publishing has been on the rise in recent years, and UC Berkeley is helping lead the movement away from traditional, subscription-based publishing models.

With a presidential election around the corner, election polls that aim to predict the outcome may be less accurate than expected, according to a UC Berkeley study.

Campus faculty members have a lot of freedom in deciding what to research, but there are mechanisms in place to promote quality science.

A study published last week by a group of four researchers, two of which were from UC Berkeley’s Haas School of Business, showed that admissions officers and hiring managers are prone to correspondence bias—ignoring situational context and judging applicants on the same criteria despite differing circumstances.

UC Berkeley’s Haas School of Business has raised their mean undergraduate GPA caps to provide more flexibility when evaluating student performance.

UC Berkeley researchers conducted six studies exploring why some individuals are motivated to be overconfident, looking specifically at whether the desire for social status contributes to overconfidence.

A recently published study by a Haas Business School Professor has revealed that respect makes people happier than money does.