Llamapalooza

Art and Mind club hosts events to help students destress and create artwork. The club promotes positive messages about processing emotions and managing stress through the usage of art therapy and mindfulness techniques.

With finals just around the corner, UC Berkeley students and organizations offer tips on how to destress and events to help the campus community avoid mental burnout. 

Take advantage of everything the UC Berkeley campus has to offer this semester and complete this bucket list along with us.

With the lure of winter break right around the corner, crowds of UC Berkeley students can be found hunched over laptops in libraries, cramming lectures and pulling all-nighters in preparation for their final exams.

Students filled up Memorial Glade Friday to spend some quality time with llamas at the campus-hosted Llamapalooza event, organized by the ASUC.

Current ASUC chief of staff in the Office of Academic Affairs James Weichert announced Tuesday evening that he is running for academic affairs vice president, or AAVP, in the upcoming ASUC elections.

We hope that things will improve in 2021, but even if this is not the case, we encourage you to find joy in these obscure national holidays.

In an effort to uphold a campus tradition during the COVID-19 pandemic, the ASUC Office of the Academic Affairs Vice President, or AAVP, hosted the "Llamapalooza" event in a virtual format Wednesday.

In an ongoing campus tradition, the ASUC Office of the Academic Affairs Vice President brought seven llamas to Memorial Glade for an event called “Llamapalooza” to help students de-stress as they prepare for their fall semester finals.

There's always a bright light at the end of this horrendous, dark tunnel and some sparks of sunshine in between. Here are some of the best feelings you should hold on to tightly during these last couple weeks of hell.