Madeleine Lorie

Do you remember munching on Sour Patch Kids candy at the movie theater? But let’s face it, candy isn’t the healthiest thing to be snacking on.

I decided to transform into a human guinea pig and try drinking chia seed water for seven days to see whether it’s worth the hype.

Living in the Berkeley area comes with its fair share of perks, one of them being access to beautiful hiking trails and amazing weather.

Nobody has the exact same childhood experience, but there are a few common cultural touchstones that those born in the early 2000s can relate to.

Do you ever find yourself with the insatiable craving to peach cobbler but don’t want to fill your body up with processed junk food and empty calories?

I decided to put her claims to the test and ate like Chloe for 24 hours to fully immerse myself in the fitness influencer’s lifestyle and see whether her diet is realistic and sustainable for the average person. 

We at the Clog can relate firsthand to the struggles of packing, especially when it feels like you have too much stuff and not enough space. But fear not, here are some tips to make the moving process more manageable!

Here are my favorite healthy soda alternatives that pack in more flavor than water while also being low in calories and containing no artificial sweeteners. 

After more than a year of remote instruction, UC Berkeley finally announced its plans for a fully in-person fall 2021 semester, leaving many students with a mixture of excitement and dread. As a rising junior who spent my sophomore year in my childhood home all the way across the country in North Carolina, I’ve only had roughly a year’s worth of a true UC Berkeley experience. Nevertheless, the impending return to campus has inspired me to reminisce on aspects of college life that I miss dearly. Here are six things I’m looking forward to — and vow to never take for granted again — as we prepare for an in-person academic year!