Assassin’s Creed Valhalla makes old feel new again
Emily BI/Senior Staff
Set in 873 A.D., Valhalla follows Viking raider Eivor, who sets out to conquer Dark Ages era England after being driven out of Norway.
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Norway: A country you definitely want on your bucket list
Norway is one of my favorite countries I’ve visited, and I’d go again in a heartbeat. We stayed specifically in Oslo where there are a ton of activities.
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US can learn from Nordic countries’ response to COVID-19, UC Berkeley experts say
Nordic countries have taken approaches vastly different from the United States’ in their responses to the COVID-19 pandemic — examples the United States could learn from, according to campus experts.
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Norway’s ‘Skam’ is the best show you’ve never heard of
In the world of Andem’s “Skam,” there is no exterior gaze of condescension — the world begins and ends with its characters.
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Lands of the free: Independence days around the world
While barbecuing and enjoying fireworks define of Independence Day in the United States, other nations have their own traditions to celebrate liberation.
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UC Berkeley professors share their favorite summer memories
How have UC Berkeley professors spent their favorite summers? Read on to find out what campus faculty have done during their most memorable summers.
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A summer playlist for studying abroad (or at least feeling like you are)
We’ve decided to compile you a playlist to capture the unique feeling of a summer getaway, whether or not you’re actually getting away.
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The Bumpy Road to Rio
As questions swirl, disease spreads and body parts float ashore, Olympic officials still refuse to face the music
The road to Rio is paved with good intentions: NBC features on bubbly gymnasts, comeback tales of swimmers vying for one last glimmer of aquatic glory and unexpected failures in track trials that resign former stars to the wayside of Americans’ collective consciousness. For others, however, the Rio de Janeiro
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Marthe Wold of Cal women’s golf claims 1st place at Norwegian Individual Championships
It seems that the Cal women’s golf team may have truly found itself some gold in Marthe Wold because the rising sophomore placed first at the Norwegian Individual Championships, which ended Aug. 2. The Norwegian kicked off her 72-hole tournament campaign at the Borre Golfklubb in Horten, Norway, with a
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Eat, Study, Love: Being Abroad in Berkeley
Stephanie Cassin turned 21 a few days ago, and there’s one thing she’s very excited about: cheap vodka.
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