Sarena Kuhn

As restrictions on large gatherings ease up in response to widespread vaccination, and the possibility of live music’s return becomes more and more feasible, Coldplay’s decision brings up a necessary conversation about the ethics of touring.

Like nearly everyone, I fear the day I will no longer be considered young. While my 20s have only begun, I am already dreading their eventual conclusion.

Across 10 episodes, “Waffles + Mochi” crafts an earnest and heartwarming celebration of food and the ways that cooking can bring people together. 

“Thumbs” is no longer a live show secret, but Dacus’ listeners are better off for it — the song’s lyrics warrant multiple listens for full appreciation of the artist’s storytelling ability.

Empowering communities to collect and understand their own data is an important aspect of the Institute for Resilient Communities.

In a country with no official language, how can any be called “foreign?” When a person speaks a “foreign” language, does this then also make their stories foreign, other? 

“The important thing if you want to write stories is to be around stories,” Handler said. “So I think the important thing is to lead and listen and watch things that inspire you and move you.”

In light of celebrating 150 years of women at Berkeley, I spoke to Midori Kono Thiel, an artist and UC Berkeley alumnus.

While the wonderful animation of “Alien Xmas” can provide some fun for under an hour, it probably won’t be remembered for long after.

Keeping with its original goal of giving women tools to succeed in what has traditionally been a male-dominated field, WIM continues to offer resources such as networking opportunities, mentorship and educational materials to its members.