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Current UC Berkeley students were asked about how Berkeley began to feel like home for them after they moved here for college. This is how they described settling into an unfamiliar place. Sayi Boddu, freshman Photos: Daniel Ho/Staff Before freshman Sayi Boddu arrived at UC Berkeley, he wasn’t sure
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That girl in the photo has eyes that are the moist soil that flowers stem from She gives advice like the worn pages of a children’s book like a dream no one would admit to having That girl in the photo makes you see sunlight in a storm
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Whether it’s a deep conversation or donuts from King Pin, some things are just more interesting and more appealing late at night. If you’ve ever taken a walk through UC Berkeley at night, you know that campus is no exception. But if you haven’t done so or just don’t know what
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Four friends piled in a car much too small to carry all of their belongings and that, my friend, marked the beginning of an unforgettable adventure. My little Honda must have appeared as nothing less than a clown car on the run from a circus as I drove us up
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‘The Golden Hour’ and 9 other photo-worthy moments this week
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I personally can’t remember life before Radiolab, an inspiring podcast that poses questions, answers questions and makes life a little more curious and a lot more interesting. Listen to the most recent episode, Juicervose, or my personal favorite, Poop Train. And while you gaze off with a new view on
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California has been my home since I took my first breath, my sense of self created between rolling oak hillsides and riparian corridors. However, my knowledge of the ecological communities I visited on weekends and holidays was sparse at best until last semester when I took Integrative Biology 157, “California
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The exhibit “Sweeping of Giants” at the Old Crow Tattoo and Gallery features artworks from artists such as Robert Bowen, Jessica Jenkins, Jeff “Weirdo” Jacobson, David Polka and Shawn Whisenant. Their work spans from scientific realism to fantasy in a variety of mediums including acrylic paintings, photo compositions, and thread
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