Snapshot of the most depressing thing we’ve laid our eyes on in a while: two nicely dressed young adults, presumably on a date, sitting across from each other in total silence, ignoring one another for the entertainment of their respective smartphones. Unfortunately, this is not that outlandish of a sight. Read More…
In May, I walked across the stage in Zellerbach Hall, symbolizing the completion of four years at Berkeley’s College of Environmental Design. Strangely, what I remember most about those fleeting moments is being inexplicably and overly concerned about whether my feet were on the mark when I was photographed. But Read More…
For the second time this year, Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom spoke to students at a lecture Wednesday evening about technology transforming everyday life. Read more here.
Lately, the Clog’s spotted these two funky sculptures all over campus. The two buddies in the photo can be found hanging out by the UC Berkeley School of Law. Since we don’t know who the artist is or what he or she intended to convey with these pieces, the Clog Read More…
Watch a video of Professor Mike Meighan, Academic Coordinator of Bio 1A, talking about the use of overfill classrooms in biology classes and the negative and positive aspects of using technology in the classroom. Click here to read an article about how professors from various different departments at UC Berkeley Read More…
As students increasingly use the internet to share music and collaborate on projects, online storage space is becoming a precious commodity.
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UC Berkeley alumni who created a search engine for finding people will be hosting an event on Tuesday aimed at advising campus students and alumni interested in creating their own technology startups.
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From all-juice diets to deep-pore facials to wardrobe purges, popular culture has wholeheartedly embraced the phenomenon known as the cleanse. The unofficial ideology of cleanse culture is that forgoing something in this materialistic, over-indulgent society will instantly provide a clear perspective and a fresh platform for bettering oneself. Not wanting Read More…
Shelton Waggener, associate vice chancellor for information technology and chief information officer, will leave his position at UC Berkeley at the end of April for a position at a nonprofit organization, campus officials announced in an email Thursday. Waggener, who joined the campus community in 2003 as director of central computing in Read More…
In my last column, I expressed my frustrations regarding the current state of dating. Social media networks such as Facebook and dating websites like OkCupid have not only changed how we date, but how we communicate with each other on a daily basis. My column was inspired by the film Read More…
