Sun

No! Don’t look at the sun! That is the trick, remember?

It feels like I’ve always been cold. I remember freezing since I was as young as 10 years old. It only got worse from there. No matter how many winter coats or heaters or hot packs I bought, the cold would not leave me.

Kicking off 2022 with a much-needed boost of musical ingenuity, the release of Cat Power’s Covers could not have come at a better time.

Being in Berkeley this summer has me thinking about what I miss about the summer heat. But here's the catch — I don't really miss too much about it.

Whether you're pale or feeling blue, going outside might just be the best thing for you! There are so many benefits to soaking up some sunshine.

As we sit back down at our desks and open up our computers once again, here is why we believe the spring semester is objectively better than the fall.

To celebrate the final days of summer, we at the Clog have put together a playlist to be enjoyed while you’re out there soaking up that vitamin D.

Though it’s no fun to be sweating in your home in the June heat, never fear! Try out some of these ways to keep cool this summer while social distancing.

It wasn’t too long ago when I was just wishing you farewell. But right as I was getting accustomed to your absence, you returned. I could not be more thrilled, and I’m sure many others feel the same. Seeing you in the sky after 6:00 p.m. has been so nurturing, especially with all the stress that the world has been under these last few weeks. Your return couldn’t be more timely.

UC Berkeley astrophysics graduate student Kareem El-Badry disproved a discovery by Chinese researchers of a gigantic black hole Dec. 9.