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In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, the upcoming election and national conversations about racism and justice, the Berkeley Forum has organized a lineup of a diverse range of professionals and experts to speak in fall 2020.

Here are a few ways to expand your scientific literacy outside of reading books and work toward becoming a citizen scientist, regardless of what your professional background and interests are!

While planning out the end of your month, explore the educational opportunities available to learn about Black history and celebrate the cultures that thrive year-round.

As we enter the first week of the second month of this year, perhaps we can utilize the new year’s theme of self-improvement to improve our external community. 

I’m tired of filling out identity charts at Women in STEM events. I no longer want to try to commodify myself into an object that companies like Amazon want. And I no longer want to see STEM as a mere stepping stone to a stable life. I want to be driven toward pursuing technology to create an impact, not amass more wealth.

With summer fast approaching, the next couple of months are the perfect opportunity for you to branch out and expand your knowledge!

In the climax of my time as Picks of the Week writer, 100 percent that bitch Lizzo is releasing Cuz I Love You is coming out this Friday.

Glass’s seven selected truisms spanned from the pragmatic to the emotional playing into the principles of the first truism he introduced — “How to tell a story.” Glass leaned toward the broad, emphasizing “a story in its simplest form is about motion.”

There may be a podcast about everything for anyone, but what all of the successful ones have in common is the ability to connect with the listener on an individual basis.

We at the Clog have put together the perfect quiz to help you figure out which department is right for you. Take our quiz and find out which Daily Cal division you should apply to (or romantically pursue) by 11:59 p.m. this Friday, February 1!