Bear Market

CalFresh recipients can access discounts on purchases beyond groceries by using their EBT card.

Effective immediately, UC Berkeley is requiring all students living in residential halls to self-sequester through at least Feb. 8 as positive cases of COVID-19 among students continue to surge.

Starting your first year of college can sometimes feel like getting thrown into the deep end of academia. Learning how to stay afloat can be tough.

Cal Dining’s Bear Market now accepts CalFresh Electronic Benefit Transfer Debit Card, or EBT, which aids food-insecure students.

To celebrate Bear Market’s greatness, we’ve compiled a list of some of their most enjoyable treats that you should most definitely splurge on.

We Bears take pride in our creativity and resourcefulness, but if you need help, we’ve compiled a list of eerie costumes that are bound to scare your peers.

No matter what meal plan you choose, the points on that sacred card fuel a freedom unlike any other … if you know where to use them.

Greetings fellow Golden Bears, the time has come for us to return to our gloriously decorated institution of higher learning. To ease the pain of returning to the Bay, we at the Clog have complied some Berkeley bites that remind you there's no place quite like Berzerkeley.

“Wow, is this really happening?” my sister repeats again and again as she adjusts her cap. Decked out in multicolored cords and medals, having sat through hours of speeches and well wishes, my little sister is now a high school graduate. Surrounded by her squealing peers and their teary parents, my sister weaves through the crowd to find her friends, while I follow dutifully behind as her token paparazzi. As I snap picture after picture and embarrass her with an appropriate amount of “you guys look so cute!” and “are you sure you don’t want a picture with so-and-so?” I can’t help but repeat to myself what seems to be my sister’s favorite phrase of the day: “Is this really happening?”.