Rhea Srivats

Kesha's new album, High Road, seems to indicate that she’s just as confused as we are.

Each meal I eat is an acknowledgement of the diverse communities that are represented in my family, and I’m grateful to have access to so many.

“ME!” is Swift’s latest single, featuring Panic! At The Disco’s Brendon Urie and presumably setting the tone for the singer’s next album.

And we as an audience, cheered Jim Morrison on. People came out to see this dramatic antihero swagger around the stage completely wasted, yelling at cops and starting fights. But did anyone never spare a thought as to what that performance might be reflecting about the man underneath?

I was afraid of making the “wrong” decisions, and consequently, I wasn’t satisfied with the life I was living. Then I watched “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off,” a quintessential ‘80s movie.

“Young Gerald is home. Young Gerald is home. Young Gerald is home!” G-Eazy said, spreading his arms to a screaming audience.

I realized I had turned Berkeley into this mythic villain that terrorized and preyed on me when, in fact, I was in control.

Whether we're settling in at our favorite coffee shops, pouring over our work at one of UC Berkeley's many libraries or cozying up at home, we know how (and where) we like to study best.

His recently released deluxe edition is a lyrical representation of his life, with each song telling a different story from his past.