A guide to places to play games near UC Berkeley
Matthew Gibson/Senior Staff
Playing games has been proven to increase brain cognition while decreasing stress, so here are places near campus where you can play games with friends!
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Berkeley should follow San Francisco’s lead on vaccine verification requirements
CITY AFFAIRS: To protect those unable to get vaccinated and to prevent further COVID-19 mutations, restaurants, bars and more must check vaccination status.
A sizable portion of the community is still unvaccinated, and the potential for more dangerous and contagious COVID-19 mutations to appear is a possibility.
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Cal women’s gymnastics secures a talented quartet of recruits
The star-studded recruiting class, which College Gym News ranks third in the nation, consists of Madelyn Williams, Jordan Kane, Mya Lauzon and Ella Cesario.
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A senior’s ode to the Big Game
This year, Cal and Stanford are both 6-4, and with the Bears coming off their first win in 15 years over USC, there is a particular hype in the air.
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A guide to my hometown: Whittier, CA
Whittier, California is a town hanging off the southeastern edge of Los Angeles County with a population of about 86,000 people.
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Hometown shoutout: Encinitas, CA
As you make your way down the coast of San Diego County, the winding 101 brings you to a lovely beach town by the name of Encinitas.
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Cheers to the Irish: Irish visitors on Berkeley, cheap beer, ‘c’ word
Editor’s note: This interview has been edited and reformatted for clarity and brevity. They’re everywhere — in our bars, in our frat houses, in our drinking song. We at the Clog interviewed several Irish students who have come to Berkeley for the summer to work, hang out and “have the
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Behind the bar: A student’s experience as a female bartender
I grew up in Oakland and Berkeley on the barstools of Triple Rock and Picante next to my dad, who drank a six-pack of Sierra Nevada IPA every day. I swore I wouldn’t drink until one day I, like many of you, had my first slug of Mickey’s in the
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Caramel apple crisp bars
We at the Clog think it is pretty safe to say that the seasons of pumpkin and peppermint have officially come and gone. And as much as we loved both, we are excited to start cooking up some brand new recipes to ring in the new year and this new
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Party in the USA?
Worlds Collide
A typical night out at my home university consists of the following few things: First is a choice of one of three rather pitiful nightclubs in the area, all of which promise an average night out at best but can’t be faulted for their consistency in delivering mediocrity. After getting
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