Iguanas have long been known to raft on vegetation across the Caribbean, and historically they traveled 600 miles from Central America to the Galapagos Islands.
Gašper Beguš, an associate professor of linguistics at UC Berkeley, is exploring the intersection of linguistics with various disciplines such as biology, law, and computer science.
In "Highway Thirteen," author Fiona McFarlane presents a narrative centered around the impact of a serial killer without ever introducing the character directly.
Liam McEvoy, a UC Berkeley student, has been delving into the mystery of the Egyptian blue lotus, a plant celebrated in ancient mythology and often depicted in archaeological findings.
South African artist William Kentridge is set to present his chamber opera, "The Great Yes, The Great No," at UC Berkeley's Cal Performances from March 14-16.
Over a thousand individuals assembled at UC Berkeley's Savio Steps in Sproul Plaza on March 7 to protest potential and ongoing cuts to federal research funding.
