College Life

The happiness and joy of the Christmas season simply cannot be topped, so why not make it start a little earlier than what’s traditional?

Guess who I just saw. You wouldn’t guess how many times I’ve sent this text these past few months.

While living with five housemates has its ups and downs, I do have to say our apartment reflects bits and pieces of everyone’s personality, whether it’s the decor or random trinkets we all have.

“It gets easier” — and I truly hope it does. I understand everything has its process, but dealing with a difficult reality is an unavoidable part of the human experience that sometimes feels far from humanizing.

The holiday season is fast approaching, and with it comes a sense of warmth and anticipation that's hard to put into words. For many, including myself, this time of year is filled with excitement, traditions and spending time with loved ones. In this article, I'll share what I'm most looking forward to this holiday season.

I think there’s value in continuing to reflect through each season. That being said, I do think it’s certainly easier to slow down and take stock in fall.

My roommates and I spent probably three hours the other day just screaming at the top of our lungs and acting out a whole list of 2010s pop songs, which is what sparked the idea for this article. So here, I present … the best time capsule songs of all time.

I want to share some prompts that you can tackle when you’re out of town for a weekend. They might help if you’ve ever felt like living in Berkeley has caused a sense of loneliness that feels difficult to overcome.

There seems to be an endless supply of sleeping advice on the internet, and after some lengthy experimentation, I’ve finally found what works for me. So, without further ado, here’s a list of things that I do to get a good night’s sleep!

“What’s your major?” “Data science and Eng..lish.” Yeah, not engineering. English. Same three beginning letters, but very different worlds.