Leslie Salzinger

The 50th anniversary of the Equal Rights Amendment, or ERA, prompted reflection from the UC Berkeley community on both the impact of the proposed legislation and what the country has yet to accomplish. 

The University of California’s campus in Berkeley is referred to by many different names, including UC Berkeley, Berkeley, California and Cal. But a new task force is considering changes to the longstanding ways that campus is identified.  

A recent study co-authored by students and faculty from UC Berkeley’s Haas School of Business found that stereotypes surrounding middle-aged women and their alleged lack of friendliness may negatively affect them in the workplace.

Many campus instructors have turned to online teaching methods, such as the use of Zoom, in response to the campus’s decision to suspend most in-person classes to limit the risk of spreading COVID-19, colloquially known as the coronavirus.

UC Berkeley professor of sociology and South and Southeast Asian studies Raka Ray was appointed Friday as the next dean of the Division of Social Sciences in the College of Letters and Science.

LGBT studies addresses the modern evolution of sexuality and non-heteronormative relationships, as well as their historical diversification.

Of the top 20 highest-paid UC Berkeley employees in 2016, only 3 were women, according to the university’s annual payroll data released last week.

A recent study on gender stereotypes in the anonymous online forum Economics Job Market Rumors, or EJMR, revealed what appears to be a hostile environment toward women in some circles of the economics field.

A state bill that would prohibit state law enforcement from cooperating with federal immigration enforcement was approved Monday to reach the California State Senate.

UC Santa Cruz alumna Luz Portillo first heard about the release of 113 UC sexual misconduct documents on her Facebook feed. One of the cases was her own.