Hometown

Yet somehow I still had this inclination that I didn’t belong neither here nor there. What if I didn’t belong anywhere?

I think everyone experiences this when traveling home for the first time in a while: the realization that the city we call home doesn’t hold its breath and wait for us to return. It keeps growing, decaying, expanding and even booming in our wake. 

Even though returning home from school can be relaxing and joyful, there are many dark sides, from running into old high school friends to listening to parents lecture you about your life choices. Here are just some of the thoughts we have during the Thanksgiving break, as told through GIFs.

Stephen Markley’s debut novel “Ohio” is an unforgiving portrayal of post-9/11 life in the small Midwestern town of New Canaan.

One of the biggest considerations in deciding which school you’ll attend is how far you want to be from home. The Clog has some pros and cons to consider.

We at the Clog believe that you should never forget your roots. The Berkeley community has rooted itself all over the world. My story began in Galt.

As you make your way down the coast of San Diego County, the winding 101 brings you to a lovely beach town by the name of Encinitas.

After dividing my lifetime living in Atlanta, New York, Toronto, Brussels and now Berkeley, I would certainly still say Atlanta is worth a visit.

That's right, we at the Clog are here to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. Food comes first. So let's grub!