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Fourth Street is located in West Berkeley and is super easy to get to. It’s about a 30 minute bus ride from the Southside of campus but it’s well worth it!

Maybe images of sewer rats or concerns about suspicious odors come to mind when thinking about public transportation. Although it’s not ideal for some, it’s typically college students’ only way of getting around. Navigating and familiarizing yourself with public transportation can be difficult, but the Clog has some tips to help you reach your destination safely and efficiently.

Between the pain of driving in Berkeley and the wonderful, free Clipper card bestowed to every student, riding buses is my main form of transportation. But even now, in my last year on campus, I’m still learning about new routes.

I found myself struggling to hold back tears as I stared at the elderly woman, a person who should have been completely unfamiliar.

From where we stand, choosing to bike is a win-win-win-win-win situation! Honor this World Bicycle Day by getting out there on a bike. We promise you won’t regret it!

There are many different modes of transportation we can use to get to and around campus. Take this quiz to see which mode of transportation you are most like!

We cannot be a progressive city without making a shift to using renewable forms of energy. Although dozens of U.S. cities have already pledged to purchase electric buses, Berkeley still has the opportunity to lead the effort in a switch to alternative forms of energy.

In 2013, UC Berkeley alumni, Danny Murillo and Steven Czifra, met on campus and shared their backgrounds on being formerly incarcerated and system impacted individuals. Together, Murillo and Czifra co-founded the Underground Scholars Initiative, or USI, a student-run organization for those who have been personally impacted by the U.S. criminal justice system.

It’s no secret that the AC Transit buses that run through Berkeley are rarely on time. We at the Clog feel your pain, so we know a thing or two about what you may feel like doing when the bus schedules don’t go your way.