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I won’t know until I try, I guess, so I’ll pack the car full of clothes and laundry detergent and hand towels and continue downstream on a current that, despite its illusions of stalling and meandering in the warm eddies of green summertime, has never changed the trajectory of its course.

Through resistance we make change. If we become too numb to pause, speak up and interrupt the harassment, things will only stay the same.

Going to the library is a daily routine for many of us, yet students rarely take advantage of the many perks that the library offers. I have made a list of a few of my favorites that you should check out this upcoming school year.

From the family shouting matches at move-in, to the high of your first truly free night out, to the depressing gloom of gazing at the Campanile and wondering if you will ever actually find your true friends (you will), welcome week goes by in a disorienting yet unforgettable blur. As you make your way through the epic highs and lows of college welcome week, perhaps you will find yourself dining at these distinctly UC Berkeley eateries.

“What the hell even is this?” is a question I ask myself almost every time I boot up “Fortnite.” I’ve enjoyed my time with this strange, odd game since its second season. Yet now, I am met with a chaotic mishmash of everything new and popular in culture. The “Fortnite” of today is a much different beast than the one launched in the summer of 2017.

When Jeremey tries to use ChatGPT to write an essay for class, he finds himself pondering some of life’s biggest mysteries such as the existence of God and whether or not he should’ve hit the bong.

There is an intense subjugation that permeates throughout everyday life, setting up a stream of expectations for what a man should do versus what a woman should do. I felt that my dedication to becoming a person lied in the refusal of the feminine expectations.