Hamzah Alam

All that mattered was the looming weekend. With three math assignments and a chemistry prelab to fill out, squandering time would be signing a death wish.

None of us will be fortunate enough to have every class webcasted, at least not for the next few years. So how does one deal with a lack of webcasts?

Throughout human history, biology has thrown humanity a variety of curveballs. In the 21st century, it was Ebola, Zika and now the coronavirus.

After Leg Day and Arm Day, your week has become a living hell of soreness. You ask yourself, “Why won’t this stop!?” The answer is actually fairly simple.

Unfortunately for Rebu Sproul, at the end of winter break, most students come back before school starts — not on the first day of classes.

Autonomous sensory meridian response, or ASMR, can be triggered by certain sounds and visual cues, frequently light yet distinguishable tapping, scratching, whispering and other mundane noises.

You realize you have more important things to worry about, and like the 20 or so pedestrians around you, decide to jaywalk across the street.

The eeriness of fog comes from the mystery of not knowing what’s around you. What better way to take advantage of it than by doing fun stuff inside the fog?

The Den is one of the best resources UC Berkeley students can utilize. Its wide range of products and accessibility makes it incredibly useful.

On Nov. 3, the clock struck 1 a.m. twice. This phenomenon was caused by the start of daylight saving time, in which clocks nationwide are set back one hour.