late-night

With so many sweet and savory developments taking place in 2017, it’s anyone’s game as to what future Berkeley students will be munching on.

The decision to cut back late-night hours drew criticism from the student community, and some are handling the situation better than others.

It’s official. Late-night cram sessions have begun, and Moffitt Library isn’t getting any emptier. Here at UC Berkeley, you know exactly what that means — midterms!

There’s a few things that we probably all believe Chancellor Carol Christ (say that 10 times fast) should be working on instead of “Free Speech Week.”

Don't fret. You live in Berkeley — a glorious land of several late-night eatery options with price tags fit for a college student like you.

Crossroads now closes at 11 at night, and we believe you all need to understand the glory that was Late Night.

Students who rely on campus dining services after midnight will need to prepare to search for other options — next semester, Cal Dining will offer no sit-down dining options after 11 p.m., with Crossroads dining hall no longer open until 2 a.m.

We at the Clog have a few ideas to save your meal points, and in turn your money, from going to waste.