How to make the most of your free time this summer
Sam Albillo/Staff
If you’re in Berkeley this summer, it’s time to take advantage of everything the Bay Area has to offer — seize the opportunity to make some memories.
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The Clog’s power ranking of best Bay Area beaches
Summertime equals beach time — even on the icy cold Pacific coast. Take the Clog’s advice on the best Bay Area (and nearby) beaches to hit up this summer!
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What is UC Berkeley? 8 times when UC Berkeley was an answer on ‘Jeopardy!’
Here are eight examples of times Alex Trebek has posed questions to contestants in which the correct answer was our good old campus.
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UC Berkeley student Kelsey Ferrell speaks on new album, social justice
Kelsey Ferrell is a UC Berkeley junior juggling her passions for music and social justice, sometimes even intertwining the two. This past summer, she recorded her first album, Trauma Portfolio, which she released in October.
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Walking the lonely road: Ashtyn Davis’ rise to stardom is no accident
Ashtyn Davis’ rise to stardom is unlike the experiences of his fellow defensive starters. From having zero offers out of high school to hurdling at the highest level of collegiate track and field to earning his place as a football player, it’s safe to say he’s made it far down the lonely road.
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10th time’s the charm
Now and Again
I had seen a better Doctor in Novato, a better Dan in Morgan Hill. I liked the set more in Santa Cruz and the intimacy of the Bakersfield stage.
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Cal men’s golf settles for 3rd consecutive 2nd place finish
For the third straight tournament, the No. 10 Cal men’s golf team played well but ultimately had to settle for a second-place finish.
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Berkeley considers homeless encampment sanitation facilities after state hepatitis A outbreaks
City Council will consider a resolution to provide port-a-potties, wash stations, trash removal and hepatitis A vaccines to homeless encampment residents at its meeting Tuesday, in light of recent hepatitis A outbreaks in California.
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A weekend in Santa Cruz
Though Santa Cruz is a small city, remember not to neglect its potential charm, character, and all of its wonderful people.
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Looking for a sign: The perks of community college
Community-less College
I stared intently, mesmerized by the infinitely repeating loop. Evergreen Valley, Foothill, De Anza, San Jose City — the names of local community colleges continuously flashed in red-lit font across the canvas of the LED sign normally used for banal announcements. My friend and I had been casually laying in
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