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On Friday, a group of Jewish American students associated with the IfNotNow movement staged a sit-in at Berkeley Hillel, asking it to break ties with the Birthright Israel program.
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As we prepare to bid adieu, let us at the Clog guess what your summer plans include: productivity, procrastination or something in between?
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Although most of pop culture’s greatest rivalries revolve around people, easily one of the most notorious battles to this day is the feud between the East and the West Coast. Having lived on the West Coast for my entire life, I’ve always had an intrinsic desire to experience the much
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We here at the Clog have scoured the worldwide web for the most intriguing and obscure facts and fictional legends regarding St. Patrick’s Day that will more than suffice for a cool party trick.
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Begin your foray into New York City when you hop off the bus at Port Authority with “Empire State of Mind” blasting through your earphones, and dodge 15 different tour guides soliciting their services.
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Marshall created a name for herself through her hard work and creativity at a time when female filmmakers were even fewer in number than they are today. She proved that women can and should be taken seriously in the director’s chair.
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Unlike other holidays when people simply relax or have fun, Thanksgiving is one of those festivals that brings people together. It also truly encourages us to reflect on our lives and what we are grateful for.
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I’m a sucker for self-help routines. Over the years, I have compiled a rulebook of life advice ranging from “hacks” I borrowed from Silicon Valley gurus to virtues I learned from my grandparents. Sometimes these hacks entail waking up at 3 a.m. for an oddly specific meditation regimen or taking
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As a pretty loyal Southern California girl, I tend to have a bias against every other place in the United States. It’s nothing personal — I just prefer my weather to be about 75 degrees at all times and the beach to be a 15-minute drive from my house. Despite my
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“The Great Believers” follows two stories, one in Chicago at the height of the AIDS epidemic and the other in 2015 Paris.
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