farmers market

It can be hard to think of fun activities that aren't expensive. Luckily for you, we've done some brainstorming and some research. Here are a few fun activities that won't even cost you a penny! 

With the arrival of September, autumn leaves are just around the corner alongside the typical midterm stress. Luckily for you, the Daily Clog has a list of some self-care ideas to get you in the fall spirit.

With these three things in mind, shopping seasonally will no longer be a scary endeavor, but instead, turn into a fun trip to the farmers' market.

Go to a grocery store like Berkeley Bowl or the farmers’ market on Center Street and pick out a fruit or vegetable that is unfamiliar. Try it.

Whether you’re an undergraduate or graduate student, staff or faculty member, there are a host of services on campus to ensure all of your needs are met.

For me, food is so much more than nutrition that fuels my body. Food is sensuality, it’s home and belonging, it’s community and gratitude, it’s textures and play.

The farmers market is a great spot to pick up some groceries while having a fun day in the sun. Here are some reasons you should visit one this weekend.

This Earth Day, I encourage you to plan your next post-quarantine trip to the farmers market. Not only do you get to access the freshest fruits and vegetables and support family farms, but buying groceries at the farmers market is also a wonderful way to protect the environment.

Now that the fall semester is already halfway over, we could all use a much-needed break from school. Here are a few ways to satiate your vacation cravings right here in Berkeley.

Even though we might not get the stereotypical fall experience in Berkeley, we've compiled a few ways for you to make the most of this wonderful season!