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I’m the type of person that likes to do different types of work in various settings, so keep reading if you want to discover the perfect study spot for any type of assignment, paper or exam.

It doesn’t snow in Berkeley. Growing up, I thought that was one of the city’s only downsides. Every year on July 4, we would go to the marina to watch the fireworks standing with thousands of our neighbors in the ocean’s cold breath. I stood reevaluating whether I really liked the cold at all and always decided that I did.

As we embark on this stressful time of year, we would like to take a minute to acknowledge the folks you'll run into at Moffitt Library this dead week.

With so many libraries on campus, how do you even choose where to buckle down and get to work? Take this quiz and find out where you should study for midterms!

Are you really a UC Berkeley student if you don't instantly feel like you have too many things to do and not enough time to do them?

One of the most inconvenient things about summer sessions is that the libraries on campus close early and you're at a loss for where to study.

The university needs to remember the values of the original charter: “to provide instruction and thorough and complete education in all departments.”

Much like the dead in the gravest sense, RRR Week sees students go underground. Underground they go, to the purgatory of procrastination: Main Stacks.

UC Berkeley may not have a rivalry with USC, but we Bears just want to make sure it’s clear: USC pales in comparison to us.

Impending final exams means libraries and study lounges alike are packed. Fortunately, there are a few hidden gems on campus that aren’t full of humans.