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I’m the type of person that likes to do different types of work in various settings, so keep reading if you want to discover the perfect study spot for any type of assignment, paper or exam.

Here, I’ve welcomed the intricacies of human life by unconsciously paying attention to those around me. People-watching can do that for you, as taking account of the way humans move and act around you is like another way of captivating an art form in a casual manner. 

UC Berkeley Social Sciences Dean Raka Ray announced plans Tuesday to turn the George and Mary Foster Anthropology Library into an open space for students, faculty and community members, which will be controlled by the Anthropology Department, UC Berkeley spokesperson Janet Gilmore said in an email.

While this isn’t some magic equation for happiness or lessening stress, it is a small and relatively simple step that I believe more people should incorporate into their weekly routines.

To an exchange student, this is the hardest part. You need to leave your small castle of favorite memories that you’ve built for the past six months.

Instead of getting entirely swallowed into the environment, Berkeley taught me to confront it and generate a new "self" out of it. Breaking away from the one-dimensional mold, I finally learned how to be everything and anything all at once. 

From Burlingame's Italian Renaissance-style stunner to Mill Valley's redwood homage, these are some of the Bay Area's most beautiful places to read.

I’ve been seeing a lot of “Day in the Life of a College Student” videos on the Internet, and this is the college student that I sometimes wish I was. So, here’s a piece of autofiction about the day in the life of a so-called “perfect” college student. 

A UC Berkeley DeCal course aiming to decolonize campus’s relationship with the Philippines is allowing students to curate an exhibit at the Phoebe A. Hearst Museum of Anthropology.

When I received my acceptance letter from UC Berkeley, the first thing I checked — aside from the word “Congratulations” — was the financial aid package.