roommates

For freshmen, bunk beds are an omnipresent feature of college life. No matter who you are, your bed placement often determines your place in the dynamics of the room. 

When people say I’m “lucky” for having a single minisuite room, they’re overlooking the genuine reasons I have it and negating the validity of my struggles.

Whether you’re a freshman or a senior, with the high prices for rent in Berkeley, odds are you’ve had a roommate for part of your college career. If not, here’s the scoop on the types of roommates you may encounter. 

After six months of walking to your dorm after long days, it’s time to worry about where you’ll be snoozing away when you miss those 8 a.m.s during sophomore year — a home where you can procrastinate and then do homework into the early morning, and a bed to curl up in for those cold winter nights.

The road to finding your apartment for the next academic year is long and arduous, but if you start early and take the proper precautions, you’ll be able to find a place that you can survive and thrive in.

Picture this: It’s game day; you're in your bed, and the absence of your usual school day responsibilities have been lifted. What time you wake up at is more or less your choice. So, here's what the time you wake up at on this especially momentous game day says about you.

Here are a few ways you can use all the extra candy corn you have sitting around in your apartment — just in time for Halloween!

If you got yourself a new apartment for the upcoming school year, chances are you're trying to figure out what to bring for this big move.