How to get your study on when all the libraries close early this summer
Haley Talbot/Staff
One of the most inconvenient things about summer sessions is that the libraries on campus close early and you’re at a loss for where to study.
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Impermanent, but still a goodbye
Despite being born and raised in the Bay for my entire life, I did not have my first chance to visit the UC Berkeley campus until I was 16.
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Valentines for your Berkeley boo
Let’s get dirtier than a bathroom stall in Dwinelle Hall.
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What’s missing from the newly renovated Wheeler Hall
Who needs architects when we have the Clog? If only the administration had thought to consult us about this, Wheeler could’ve been so much better!
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Berkeley Hills fire being investigated as potential arson
A fire which broke out at the intersection of Grizzly Peak Boulevard and Fish Ranch Road in the Berkeley Hills yesterday is currently 50 percent contained, according to Oakland Fire Department Battalion Chief Melinda Drayton.
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Thanksgiving survival guide
It’s that time of year again, Bears. Scarier than Halloween, more stressful than finals week and less fun than a trip to the dentist, Thanksgiving is a day fraught with peril for college students. We at the Clog know your pain, and we want to make sure that you survive
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BPD responds to armed robbery in South Berkeley on Sunday morning
An armed robbery in South Berkeley early Sunday morning marks the latest reported robbery in a string of crimes that occurred over the weekend.
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Man robbed at gunpoint in front of Cory Hall late Saturday night
Berkeley police are searching for multiple suspects following a robbery at gunpoint Saturday night outside of Cory Hall, according to a campus crime alert released Sunday morning.
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Tea 1 cafe opens in UC Berkeley’s Cory Hall
The underused courtyard at Cory Hall may see renewed life — and an influx of undergraduate students — after a bubble tea cafe, Tea 1, opened last week on the second floor.
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Students with disabilities battle inaccessibility and isolation
The campus has expanded accessibility in order to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act and requirements imposed after lawsuits. Barriers for students with physical disabilities, however, can often lie less in building plans, which are picked over for potential inaccessibility, than in barriers of the moment.
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