fish

I can grow wings, even feather-light bones

Ollie: No pronouns. I can't say Y-O-U. X: No, no referencing of me in any form. 

Rocks spend much of their time muttering inwardly when things bump into them. They take careers as linguists, English teachers and mathematicians. They write lists of rules and expect others to follow them.

With nothing really left to do in quarantine, countless students are taking to their Nintendo Switches and playing the new Animal Crossing game. The variety of fish you can catch inspired us to capture the similar variety of students that go to UC Berkeley.

Prioritizing time outside can be difficult for those with busy schedules who live in urban areas. Lake Temescal rules out this excuse, offering itself as an accessible natural space, welcome to even the busiest of us all. 

Japanese cuisine offers a variety of delicious dishes for you to savor and devour throughout your four years at UC Berkeley.

Berkeley children will no longer be toting home fish — such as goldfish or betta fish — as carnival prizes because of new legislation passed by City Council last week

We know that shrimp can be a polarizing food. You either love it, or you hate it. Well, if you’re in the “love it” camp, we have a gift for you. If you’re in the “hate it” camp, think about all of the health benefits shrimp has to offer! Shrimp is great because it’s low in calories, protein-rich and you can customize it to a flavor that suits you. If that’s not enough to convince you, you’ll just have to try this recipe for yourself. Get your pots and pans ready! Your taste buds and body will thank you for it later.