Berkeley housing

The new housing structures planned at People’s Park will add approximately 1,100 beds of on-campus, below-market housing to the UC Berkeley campus.

Although co-op living takes some time to get adjusted to, it’s not as bad as some people might think. I can certainly say that I have been enjoying my experience in my co-op much more than I thought I would.

To be honest, though, as a freshman who has yet to step foot on campus, I don’t really know anything about UC Berkeley's residence halls.

To build a home — regardless of the size, the location or the people you live with — is not an easy feat, especially when you also have to deal with the stress of being a UC Berkeley student.

Which residence hall do you most relate to? Do you have David Blackwell Hall vibes? Or are you more of a Clark Kerr Campus person?

Take this quiz to find out if you should finish your essay or start packing up your room even though there are still five weeks until you get to move out!

Oh, Blackwell, you are the life we wish we had. You are the wind beneath our wings. You are the building we walk by just to get a peep inside. Most importantly, though, you're an inefficient use of resources.

If you got yourself a new apartment for the upcoming school year, chances are you're trying to figure out what to bring for this big move.

You can fondly reminisce about your time spent at UC Berkeley while bopping along to these tunes. We at the Clog sure will be!