On the August 26th episode of “Particles of Thought,” a brand new podcast series affiliated with the popular PBS documentary ...

In August 2025, a claim circulated online that putting an emoji over a child’s face in photos — a practice popularized by ...

Meet the MIMS class of 2027! This Fall, 67 new students joined us on campus to embark on the Master of Information Management ...

Melanie Walsh investigates how data and computational methods shape contemporary culture and can be used to understand ...

Oct 3, 2025, 12:15 pm - Manvir Singh researches the nature and origins of ubiquitous sociocultural traditions such as ...

The online master’s program brings UC Berkeley to students, wherever they are. The WASC-accredited program blends a multidisciplinary curriculum, experienced faculty from UC Berkeley and top ...

Ph.D. students are knowledge architects and respected contributors to our information society, with a vision of expanding access to quality information, an appreciation for diverse perspectives, and ...

The Master of Information Management and Systems (MIMS) is a 48-unit, two-year full-time master’s program at the UC Berkeley School of Information. MIMS prepares the next generation of information ...

Morten Hansen's most recent book is Great by Choice, co-authored with Jim Collins. You can visit Morten's webpage for more information on this and his other book "Collaboration," www.mortenhansen.com.

Marti Hearst’s research finds that grouping words visually that have related meaning improves people’s ability to detect underlying categories.

A series of lunchtime talks and workshops highlighting research that focuses on the data-driven analysis of cultural phenomena.

Adjunct professor Xiao Qiang documents the spread of subversive online wordplay and its implications for China’s sense of national identity and political future.