Nandita Radhakrishnan

This year was my first Diwali away from home. Here's a quick and delicious recipe of one of my favorite Diwali sweets, coconut laddoos.

Mental health is clearly a relevant topic on campus that affects every single one of us Bears.

Curd rice, or thayir sadam as I fondly like to call it in Tamil, is my ultimate comfort food. Have a go at it, and you’ll realize why we South Indians love curd rice so much!

You can try some authentic Japanese food, get lost in the anime stores, buy some plushies or just simply browse and have a great time with friends.

When it comes to travel, there's no right or wrong. What matters is discovering what works best for you so that you can make the most out of your holiday!

My friend and I lost track of time and ended up spending over three hours at the cafe! Whether you have two people or 10, Victory Point Cafe is the perfect escape after an exhausting day of classes!

Where are you from? This is a seemingly simple question with a straightforward answer. But for an Indian expatriate who grew up in the Middle East, the answer is not so direct.

Last week's earthquake was a reminder for all of us about earthquake safety. Here's what you should do the next time you find yourself in an earthquake.

After the earthquake Oct. 14, students underwent a wide range of emotions. We at the Clog have cataloged these reactions for reference.

In the light of World Mental Health Day, we at the Clog have compiled a list of mental health resources available on campus to all UC Berkeley students.