online classes

With pretty much every activity taking place online – from school to extracurriculars to socializing – I’ve been in more than my fair share of boring online meetings. If you haven't been, you’ll probably be in an online meeting soon enough, so here’s the Clog’s power ranking of things you can do when you’re bored in a virtual meeting.

For my part, on some days all I can manage to do is exist. And I’m trying to learn that this is enough.

Though there are things we miss about the UC Berkeley campus, online classes have their benefits. Here are some things we can appreciate a break from. 

Whether you’re living in Berkeley or all the way across the globe, we hope this issue brings a slice of campus life into your home.

Dating during a pandemic is kind of rough. It’s no longer possible to just turn to the person sitting next to you in lecture and strike up a conversation.

If you’re struggling to decide whether to shoot for the “pass” or stick with the “no pass,” we have designed this quiz to help you figure it out!

A former boss of mine once said the ideal weekly schedule is four days on and three days off. She was referring to the most efficient and healthy way to balance getting obligatory work done and taking time for yourself.

As long as you have internet access or data, you can pretty much use Zoom anywhere. Here are some interesting places to serve as your backdrop for your next Zoom class.

UC Berkeley moved classes online for the rest of the semester, resulting in a new type of learning experience for everyone involved: Zoom. We at the Clog have noticed a few general categories of people emerge in these online classes.