Summer doesn’t give us all a break
Off the Beat
Say what you will about the United States being a place to reinvent yourself as a multimillion-dollar business CEO; we all know that’s just a cruel myth.
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Congress should double Pell Grant, help make college affordable for all
UC AFFAIRS: Amid rising tuition and economic fallout of pandemic, higher education students need help
A steady decline in federal aid for students, accompanied by a steady rise in education costs, reveals a worrisome pattern — one that must be broken.
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UC Berkeley announces grant for graduate student caregivers
UC Berkeley announced the Graduate Division Caregiver Grant for graduate students who are primary live-in caregivers of an adult classified as a dependent.
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The Clog’s guide to how to plan for studying abroad
Welcome to the Clog’s guide for planning your study abroad adventure. We hope that these resources provide clear avenues for you to start learning about studying abroad, bon voyage!
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What UC Berkeley can do to improve the mental health of students
College students are part of a growing and serious epidemic of mental health problems.
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Campus cares about student financial aid
The UC Berkeley Financial Aid and Scholarships office cares tremendously about the financial and personal wellness of our students.
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2 years
Transfer Talks
Community college was supposed to take two years for the average aspiring transfer student. That average wasn’t going to apply to me.
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UC Berkeley Financial Aid and Scholarships office strives for affordability, culture of care
Financial aid helps build a diverse community of scholars from a wide range of economic backgrounds.
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UC Berkeley financial aid bureaucracy threatens students’ education, mental health
This experience really highlighted the bureaucracy of UC Berkeley and the importance of mental health for me. It almost feels like stress is a requirement.
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Yee-how (not) to plan your summer at UC Berkeley
I have gotten by trying to do things entirely on my own — with my lofty ambitions as my steed and my fatalistic need to succeed as my spurs, I’ve traveled pretty far.
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