in-person

Here’s the Clog’s official list of slightly useless but fun things to do when you need a break from doing your homework or just want to procrastinate.

This is not a letter to reminisce on our time together or wish for all the things that I wanted to be different. It is a letter of goodbye.

While it’s been exciting to return, it's also a complete change from what we’ve been used to. If you’re struggling with the transition, we've got some tips to cope.

Campus has taken essential steps to safely begin the semester in person. The issue is sustaining progress. 

Class of 2024, while you’ve been here for a year, here are some things you should know about an in-person year at UC Berkeley.

It’s clear fall will still be very much a time of transition, and campus must make stronger efforts to foster an academic environment to reflect that.

Being a freshman and never having experienced going to a lecture or a library, I'm very excited to see the progress. But at the same time, I’m also scared. 

When we return to campus, I intend to make the most of every class I take, regardless of how many times I have to read Adam Smith’s “The Wealth of Nations.”