As an independent student newspaper and the paper of record for the city of Berkeley, the Daily Cal has been communicating important updates during this pandemic. Your support is essential to maintaining this coverage.
While COVID-19 may or may not have foiled your study plans for this semester’s dead week, you can, at the very least, prepare for the next one. Or the one after that.
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After three years of laying down our roots, senior year was meant to be our reward, our fully sprouted tree.
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In the name of festivities we’ve decided to name a Kardashian-Jenner patron for each of the UC Berkeley libraries to give you something to really celebrate.
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UC Berkeley has decided to allow formal instruction during the Monday and Tuesday of Reading, Review and Recitation Week, or RRR week — commonly referred to as “dead week” — to make up for lost class time after the campus canceled instruction because of poor air quality.
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What your favorite UC Berkeley library says about you says practically everything while you say a bit more than nothing. In fact, even though it’s only a meager one-word answer, you’re practically telling us your whole backstory, so proceed with caution.
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We at the Clog want to encourage you to stop wasting your time eating in MLK or Moffitt and instead explore your outdoor surroundings!
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Now that you’re in “college” and an “adult,” it’s time you start walking around with a killer resume in your back pocket.
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It’s no secret that the UC Berkeley campus is home to some contentious debate. Yet perhaps the most divisive topic on campus is finding the best place to, well, take a shit. Every student seems to have a strong opinion on the matter, and with more students being admitted
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Every student is familiar with RRR week and looks forwards to it, for with the onset of RRR week comes the most hyped social event of the semester: library hopping, the nerd’s equivalent to the bar crawl.
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Starting Monday, a vehicle gate located on University Drive between Moffitt Library and the East Asian Library will be closed to those without keycard access.
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