Moffitt

Choose your own adventure books are a remarkable childhood classic. They call on the reader to make various narrative decisions that ultimately make up the entire course of the story. Do you fight the dragon or run away? Can you help the princess or leave her? Regardless of whether you end up dying by a clan of elves or return safely to the castle, they’re always a load of fun! Dear reader, I invite you to go on one more adventure, Berkeley edition. 

Now that we’re in the middle of the semester, it’s a great time to kick back and soak up the sun to take a break from all those midterms.

Brown’s California Café, or brown’s, at the UC Berkeley Genetics and Plant Biology Building and Goldie’s at the Martin Luther King Jr. Student Union recently became open for students to enjoy.

While we’re all sad that we can’t go over to Moffitt Library to study, there are many other libraries on campus that are open for all students to explore.

Try having sex in these 10 weirdly public spots and see how long it takes for anyone to spot you in plain sight — if they ever do.

In this unique take on a classic schoolyard game, we've taken some iconic campus and Berkeley staples and are asking our fellow students and residents to make the choice: fuck, marry or kill?

Students and organizations at UC Berkeley focused on menstrual equity have worked on increasing the availability of free menstrual products on campus, in tandem with legislation. 

After more than a year of remote instruction, UC Berkeley finally announced its plans for a fully in-person fall 2021 semester, leaving many students with a mixture of excitement and dread. As a rising junior who spent my sophomore year in my childhood home all the way across the country in North Carolina, I’ve only had roughly a year’s worth of a true UC Berkeley experience. Nevertheless, the impending return to campus has inspired me to reminisce on aspects of college life that I miss dearly. Here are six things I’m looking forward to — and vow to never take for granted again — as we prepare for an in-person academic year! 

In the past two weeks, members of the campus community have reported the presence of ghosts and paranormal activity in Moffitt Library and in classes on Zoom.

Imagine a world where everyone has the Force — well, everyone at UC Berkeley, that is. Think of all the things we could do with that kind of power!