New Year's Resolutions

I feel like one thing people don’t say enough is that everything will be OK. After years of pressure, anxiety and extensive overthinking – I found myself in a state of constantly believing something terrible would happen

I want my 2023, post-graduate life to be full of passion and adoration for myself, my life, and the people around me. For the first time, I welcome and celebrate the new year — because for the first time, I have something to truly look forward to.

Here are five eclectic resolutions for 2022 — where we may prepare for the worst but hope for the best.

While we may not be able to predict every detail of the future, it can’t hurt to look toward the stars to see what the upcoming year has in store for each of the 12 zodiac signs. 

Instead of relying on external factors to help you accomplish resolutions, find a small change in action that you think will make your life better.

The truth is, I've always wanted to be a carefree person. I want to say yes to the things I want to do and say no to the what-ifs.

While we should always be striving to improve ourselves constantly, the start of a new year is the perfect excuse to turn your aspirations into reality.

Instead of making overly ambitious goals to completely transform ourselves into health-conscious socialites with 4.0 GPAs, the Clog is here with a list of realistic, practical resolutions that UC Berkeley students could actually try sticking to this year.

After repeatedly saying the phrase "new year, new me" since the start of 2019 almost three weeks ago, UC Berkeley student Elle Dwin confirmed Thursday, to her dismay, that she still is indeed the same person she was last year.