Editors’ Note: Where are the Bears?
Although many of us Bears stay in the Bay Area during the academic year, there are also thousands of us putting our prints all around the globe.
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Bon Voyage! Things I learned while studying abroad in Europe
During the 2 months I was away from home, I traveled to 3 different countries and over 8 cities within Europe with my closest friends — oh, and I studied physics.
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My magical weekend in Venice
Sometimes you experience a place that is nearly impossible to put into words. There’s a place like this for me, and it’s the glorious Venice, Italy.
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More than just tulips and windmills: Musings from my time in the Netherlands
Six months ago, I found myself in a cold country, surrounded by some of the warmest people and stroopwafels I’ve ever met in my life.
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A case for studying abroad
Off the Beat
To avoid becoming that-one-friend-who-won’t-shut-up-about-her-semester-abroad, I am going to talk about it once in this article.
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Notes to self — on coming home: A poem
It feels wrong how easily you can shed an entire country, like so much rain shrugged off your shoulders — the fine Dublin rain you quietly miss.
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Every type of CNR student you’ll ever meet
Although CNR students are usually defined in one category, we at the Clog are here to tell you that many flavors exist.
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How to score free gear on Cal Day
My absolute weakness is free Cal gear. Call it an occupational hazard, given that I have to be decked out in blue and gold for my campus job, but my roots reach back to far earlier than when I was hired.
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Utrecht, I love you
“Nothing bad happens here, it’s completely safe,” my friends and I say as we complain about our home country. But, on Monday about 10:35 a.m., something unbelievable happened.
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UC faculty must have right to boycott Israeli academic partnerships
UC Berkeley faculty members have quite rightly taken the UC administration to task for a recent statement, signed by all the system’s chancellors, that condemns Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions, or BDS. The statement was issued in the name of protecting academic freedom when, in our own view, the only freedom under threat is the bedrock right of faculty and students to engage in political speech.
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