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As you trek through this semester, know you’re not alone. We’re all making it through these long weeks and will make it through together.

Working as a graduate student at UC Berkeley, one of the top public research institutions in the world, can seem like a dream. Yet, for some, that dream can be tarnished when faced with the reality of campus working conditions amidst the costs of living in one of the world’s most expensive cities. 

When you're an immigrant who spends your entire life working to be wealthy, oftentimes you work to the detriment of your health.

Part of me cannot help but wonder if this is what getting older is: a constant sacrifice of a personal life in pursuit of accomplishments.

After months of quarantine, returning to your job may feel a bit unusual. Here are some reminders and words of encouragement for anyone preparing to go back to work.

It’s the night before a deadline and once again, you're scrambling to finish on time. Whatever the reason for your procrastination, we have a solution.

Instead of the campus experience, rising campus sophomore Pen Gwinn is turning to Club Penguin to make connections to the workforce and prove to her parents that she can make it in the real world.

Business communications platforms have always struggled with the appropriate amount of transparency. Email is too life-threateningly dull for a real group conversation; does everyone need to know or care about why you canceled this week?

Here at UC Berkeley, sometimes it may feel as though guidance and mentorship is few and far between. There are so many different resources that sometimes it may feel confusing or daunting to know where or who to turn to when you feel like you need a bit of a push or pull to guide you in the right direction.