Season of stress
I realized about 15 seconds too late that my best friend is a present person — 15 seconds after I had given her a stupid gag gift.
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Editor’s note: Mental health issue
Candid discussion of mental health is often stigmatized across cultures but we at The Daily Californian are here to give voice and provide resources to those struggling with mental health. We all understand the struggles of being a student. We have to balance work, paying rent, academics, social life and
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Leading from the sidelines
Although the focus of Saturday’s homecoming game may be on the football team, it is also one of the biggest events for the Cal Dance Team. The team has a packed week of homecoming related events — the traditional Thursday night homecoming rally, a noon rally on Sproul Plaza on
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Baby, you ruined my Instagram feed
So all in all, I’m pissed at you perpetually for my lackluster like-counts on my photos and that I didn’t get to see tulips that were once as expensive as houses, but I’m thankful for the lesson.
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Editor’s Note
Career fairs seem to come out of nowhere — the school year just kicked into gear, yet we’re already forced to confront the reality of how quickly the next step is approaching. Although this may be intimidating, it’s also exciting.
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A guide to the Career Fair
Not sure where you should go for the career fair this week? We’ve got some suggestions.
Editor’s Note
The new school year always marks transitions, whether you’re a baby freshman Bear, a junior transfer student or finally a senior.
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10 meals under $10 not in the Asian Ghetto
There are a lot of things to love about Asian Ghetto — it’s cheap, it’s right next to the dorms and you can get double your daily recommended amount of sodium from two bites of pretty much anything you buy there. But when you eat there every time you’re stumbling home from a frat party you probably shouldn’t have gone to, it can get old fast.
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Quiz: What does the number of pillows in your dorm room say about you?
Your freshman dorm is your first chance to make a space your own–getting to live your truth as not really being a pillowcase type of guy.
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Company that built collapsed Berkeley balcony gets license revoked
The California Contractors State License Board, or CSLB, announced Friday that it reached a settlement Wednesday that will formally revoke the license of Segue Construction, Inc., the general contractor responsible for the construction of a Berkeley apartment complex whose balcony collapsed in June 2015.
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