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From the intersections of Martin Luther King Jr. Way and Wooley Street to Adeline and Alcatraz, Berkeley and Oakland residents took the streets for the 35th annual Berkeley Juneteenth Festival on Saturday.
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In a blend of fantastical sound and level-headed lyrics, Nadler’s album is a refreshing modern addition to the American Gothic genre of music.
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Why not get away from the doom and gloom of finals week and step into the bright sun of the Bay? Here are some quick trips you can take.
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Chances are, you wish your summer vacation felt a little more like a vacation instead of a period sitting indoors watching Netflix and doing nothing.
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Whatever the rationale for societal triskaidekaphobia, you don’t have to dread Oct. 13. Instead, take our tips and confront your fears.
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On Indigenous Peoples’ Day, we celebrate the unique gifts that Native peoples and cultures bring to the world, the values of sustainable and peaceful living, caring communities, respect for Mother Earth. We celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day each year to remember when the native Taino people welcomed a group of strangers
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What better way to celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day than in and around Berkeley itself? We at the Clog have got you covered.
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We often forget that Berkeley is but a short hop, skip and jump from one of the largest cultural meccas in the United States — San Francisco. The easiest way to travel there for most UC Berkeley students is taking BART, so we at the Clog have decided to find fun
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Tired of wasting away your weekends going from one house party to another? Has your roommate’s penchant for becoming so inebriated she has the stability of a broken rocking chair become less endearing? Yearn for the chance to break free from the doldrums of house music in cramped spaces, while you accumulate fellow
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The hardened and grizzled old men around me stared calmly out of the ferry window as I anxiously adjusted my goggles for what felt like the 100th time. The man over the intercom announced that the swim would begin in 90 seconds and reiterated the importance of the “jump and
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