all-nighter

Since it feels like it’s been midterm season since the very beginning of the semester, you might've had to pull a couple late nighters to get your studying in. For me, though, drinking coffee can make me jittery, unfocused and exhausted. So, here are some tips that I’ve tried to help me stay up longer! 

Approaching deadlines, late assignments or your past procrastination may have caught up to you, forcing you to sacrifice your much-needed nighttime sleep.

As I fall asleep dreaming of blank Google docs and deadlines, I tell myself that I’ll at least be able to get a full night's sleep before I do it all again next week.

If you can’t count on your grades to end the year on a perfect note and leave your spirits feeling merry and bright, we here at the Clog have put together a list of easy peasy goals you can complete before the end of the semester to have you making money moves and feeling accomplished!

Sometimes it can feel like a competition to see who can pull the most all-nighters. But if you feel terrible every morning, why not give a little extra sleep a try? It’s probably cheaper than your morning coffees.

Congratulations on getting into UC Berkeley! With these tips in mind, you should be well-equipped to avoid the pitfalls of your first semester.

Dear healthy sleep schedule, our recent acceptance to UC Berkeley comes with the undeniable truth that our circadian rhythms will never be the same.

If we had to pick a slogan for our lives, it would probably have to be, “I’m so tired.” A close runner-up would be, “I’m hungry."

It's a good idea to get a head start on those papers, but sometimes, procrastinating by watching silly videos on YouTube is just too much of a temptation.