Solo

With all this time on your hands and nobody to spend it with, you’re probably wondering what you can do to keep the boredom away. Well, look no further! Here’s the Clog’s list of inexpensive solo activities you can do this summer. 

The difficulty of breaking into a new city is a well-shared sentiment, regardless of where you are in your life. But, fortune tends to favor the brave, and I’d like to encourage everyone to venture out to unfamiliarity (really good pasta is waiting for you).

It can be easy to get used to always being with people. Being surrounded by people has its benefits, but I have found that a little bit of intentional solitude has been beneficial for my mental health.

My purse is full of mementos from my summer travels, but the napkin is by far my favorite: a tangible remnant of my first experience with solo travel.

Here is the worst and most confusing order to watch the Skywalker saga (and the “A Star Wars Story” movies). May the Force be with you, always.

When he entered the The Fillmore for his Sept. 26 performance, Johnny Marr probably knew that the one thing his concert didn’t have to do was win over a crowd of doubters.

This summer, I decided it was time to check off a new box on my list of manic pixie dream girl jobs and apply to work at a movie theater.

“Star Wars” fans were always wary of a Han Solo spinoff, given the franchise’s considerable history with bungling backstories. But here we are.

“Marvel Presents a New Superhero… Model Minority!” — written by and starring UC Berkeley alumnus Joy Regullano — is hilariously hyperbolic.

As a study abroad alum who has been bitten by the travel bug, I can attest to the life-changing rewards that traveling entails — especially solo traveling.