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While there is so much out there to be thankful for this holiday season, pie clearly remains a large reason why we all get together once a year. Just remember, Thanksgiving dinner is a marathon, not a sprint, so make sure to save plenty of room for a slice or five of pie this year!

What’s the best way to celebrate the end of summer? With pie, of course! If you’re unsure which flavor will satisfy your sweet tooth, here is a definitive guide to all the best summer pie flavors.

Packed with cinnamon apple filling, the apple crisp offers a mouthwatering streusel topping of oats and brown sugar for a satisfying crunch with every bite. Move out of the way, apple pie, the apple crisp is here to stay!

While Pi Day is known for its mathematical importance, it's really nothing more than a yearly festival of pie-binging. With this in mind, here are some popular places around campus to feed your irrational love for the dessert (or, if it floats your boat, a savory equivalent).

The act of baking a pie lends itself to pitfalls. The filling can’t be too watery; the crust can’t be overbaked; the result can’t be too sweet or too bitter. But in “Waitress,” now playing at the SHN Golden Gate Theatre in San Francisco, the recipe is simple: sugar, butter, flour.

The good berries you eat are what make your summer truly great. Here is The Daily Californian’s definitive power ranking of the best summer fruit.

Pi Day is upon us, and that can only mean one thing — time for the totally super fun math quiz we've all been waiting for! Well, sort of.

We spy with our little pies, five places you visit to celebrate National Pie Day. Take a break and grab a slice of pie from our favorite pie spots!

Whether it be pumpkin or cranberry, you really can’t go wrong. In the end, you’re eating pie! And there’s nothing that can really be too bad about that.

Make sure to plan a trip to Big Sur before the Pfeiffer Canyon Bridge reopens Oct. 13 if you wish to experience it in its peaceful glory!