midterms

Students should not feel intensely stressed over an exam or course, worried sick about the next impossible question that arrives at their doorsteps.

Have you ever had two midterms and a midterm paper due in the same week? If so, you aren’t alone. After a couple grueling midterms seasons here at Berkeley, here are some of my tips to survive these long weeks!

At this point in the semester, it can be difficult to stay motivated. Here’s a few tips that I try to remember to do to stay positive and proactive, even when it's hard. 

No matter what your destressing habits typically look like, here are some things you can do to take a break during dead week!

What started off as a semester of motivation and eagerness to learn has progressed into a weary routine of studying for midterms and debating on whether to go to lecture. We at The Daily Clog completely understand. That’s why we’ve created for you the ultimate guide to dealing with procrastination.

However busy the semester gets, don’t forget to put your mental health and needs first. You deserve a break, whatever that break means to you. Take some time focusing on yourself this week and find your own little pocket of peace!

With the Democrats currently in control of both chambers of Congress and the White House, the finger of public opinion is pointed at their leadership and the fiscal policies they enacted within two years.

This midterm season, campus junior Epikph Ail decided to do something different with their studying habits. Instead of spending all their time watching TikTok videos or mindlessly scrolling through Instagram like everyone else, Ail decided to actually crack open the math textbook they had bought for $300. 

The one thing that always seems to brighten up my mood is an upbeat playlist. What I love is that it helps me forget about looming deadlines and tests.