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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. 

The Recreational Sports Facility will no longer provide its surveillance testing services as of May 6, according to a campuswide Response & Recovery email.

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.

Whether you’re into cardio, cycling or weightlifting, here are four workout classes in San Francisco for you to try!

The campus dashboard has seen a dip in positive COVID-19 cases in the week since returning to in-person classes, but at-home tests may complicate this data.

Members of the UC Berkeley community are planning to strike Thursday to demand campus end in-person instruction requirements.

Going to the gym on a regular basis can be a great habit to improve your health and overall fitness, but oftentimes many of us are scared to begin working out around others because of insecurity and anxiety.

After the COVID-19 pandemic put intramural (IM) sports on an indefinite hiatus, the wait is finally over: IM sports are tentatively set to return Oct.10.

Following an announcement that the Recreational Sports Facility, or RSF, would no longer require reservations beginning Sept. 7, members of the campus community expressed their thoughts regarding COVID-19 risks.