Crossroads

Should I spend money and eat out? Or should I save money and use my meal swipes instead? If these are the questions you’re asking yourself right now, take this quiz and let the universe decide for you.

Both UC Berkeley and the city of Berkeley are home to a slew of stereotypes. We’re here to confirm or debunk some of them from a local standpoint, once and for all.

On Monday morning, three UC Berkeley students associated with DxE locked themselves inside of Crossroads to demand that UC Berkeley "drop factory farms."

After the week of Jan. 24 saw 147 confirmed COVID-19 cases as reported by University Health Services, UC Berkeley released an update urging students to avoid indoor gatherings.

While today’s UC Berkeley differs drastically from my dad’s, at its heart, the quirkiness is still there. It’s just in places I wasn’t expecting.

Student advocates visited the UC Office of the President in Oakland on March 2 to demand the UC system to divest from the Thirty Meter Telescope project on Maunakea and direct funds toward a cost-of-living adjustment for graduate student employees.

“COLA 4 All,” “Solidarity with UCSC” and “Eat the Regents” were some of the phrases written on the signs present during a protest Feb. 21, which was staged in solidarity with the UC Santa Cruz graduate students on strike for a cost of living adjustment.

Everyone has a different opinion on which dining hall is the best. Luckily for you, we at the Clog are here to put all the rumors to rest.

As a UC Berkeley student we're sure you question your existence: Do I matter? If I were a UC Berkeley dining hall, which one would I be?

For Halloween costumes, we’ve looked to comedian Julio Torres, who has some of the most creative Halloween costume ideas out there. Just check his Twitter or his segment on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” from 2017! Taking inspiration from both Torres and our experience here at UC Berkeley, we have compiled a list of very spooky Halloween costumes for you to chose from.