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The context may be different, but here are some things Trump said at the North Korea-U.S. summit that speak to the UC Berkeley student experience.
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Unlike us, Cal Band doesn’t have the luxury of leaving or not going to a game. The band is forced to sit through each game in the rain or heat.
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We at the Clog have some interesting suggestions for who could take down Donald Trump in the battle for the Oval Office next term.
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Comparing the presidencies of Trump and Nixon is more harmful than helpful in understanding the two different men and the controversies surrounding them.
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Get ready for bald eagles to screech from afar as the Liberty Bell rings out from the redwood forest to the Gulf Stream waters. Let’s make John Adams blush.
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We at the Clog have searched long and hard to bring you the best places all across the Bay Area where you can see the best fireworks show!
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Being a Division I NCAA school and having one of the better athletic programs in the country, it comes as no surprise that Cal will be well represented at the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil. While Cal alumni Alex Morgan will be the biggest name the Bears
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To be liberal is a good thing. To be a Democrat in the year 2014 is a complete disgrace. In 2014, the Democratic Party has become a neurotic mess that cannot seem to do anything right. Democrats cannot think and reason on their own, nor can they tolerate dissent in
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A typical night out at my home university consists of the following few things: First is a choice of one of three rather pitiful nightclubs in the area, all of which promise an average night out at best but can’t be faulted for their consistency in delivering mediocrity. After getting
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Pauley Ballroom will serve as the venue for a dialogue between two of the nation’s most controversial activists and thinkers — Cornel West and Carl Dix.
