dorm

There are plenty of pros and cons to both apartment and dorm living, but I’m incredibly excited to experience an apartment after my last year of on-campus dorming.

For those of you looking to escape the headache, the smell of overflowing trash or the pile of clothes crowding you in, here are some of my best tips for living with another human.

There is no shortage of things to do with your time as a UC Berkeley student. But have you considered that you could also just stand outside of a dorm and scream as loud as you can at 3 a.m.? Here at The Daily Clog, we’ve put together a few reasons why you might want to engage in this activity.

Here are some tips and tricks to help make your dorm, apartment or wherever else you live as stress-free as possible!

We got our own place, sold all their furniture — 60 dollars of cash that we left lying behind the toaster. I don’t even have curtains, our neighbors can look inside. But I don’t mind, all they’d see is us gabbing at night.

Whoever had to or is currently suffering through this traumatic experience, I feel your pain. Fortunately, I’m here to assure you that living in a triple dorm isn't too bad.

We've gone through the off-campus housing search multiple times and have seen many versions of the process. Here's our guide to help you through it.

One of the best parts about being back on campus is having a new space to live in. Check out these affordable decorating hacks to spice up your space!

We at the Clog can relate firsthand to the struggles of packing, especially when it feels like you have too much stuff and not enough space. But fear not, here are some tips to make the moving process more manageable!