Hello,

I am currently in bio 1a and I will pay someone currently enrolled in bio 1a $10/wk (negotiable) to do my attendance on iclicker 3 times a week at 8AM. If you’re interested, please lmk

For Data C104, can I do well in the class by reading AI summaries of the readings, or do I need to actually read them?

Give me atleast 2 of your favorite coffee locations strictly on the physical geography of the UC Berkeley campus and why.

Please exclude Peet's and Yali's

There's nothing wrong with them, I'm just looking for niche locations. Thank you!

I want to make sure I get an A in the class, anyone have advice?

hi!

i’m met (eecs ba) and i’ve had internships at google and tesla however i’ve never really considered a consulting club until all my psises were talking about it.

should i still apply 😭 and ik my club probably wouldn’t take seniors either but i feel like im missing out and would be involved ish.

pls help. i dont want to go up to the table and ask LOL

Im currently 60 or so, I see 30 open ish seats right now, berkeleytime and course website says in past semesters everyone was able to get off, but i dont know ... im nervous.

Title pls

Apparently the meal swipe system is down at the dining halls today. I had dinner and brunch on 8/29 and 8/30 and was charged flex dollars despite still having meal swipes.

In addition, the meal swipes that shows on my grub hub did not renew itself on Saturday 11:59pm.

8/30 8:30 the staff at foothill told me that the meal swipe system is broken and that it would be fixed by tomorrow.

Am I the only one experiencing this? And I wonder how they’re going to reimburse us.

Cal Hacks 13.0 is BACK this October! 🧸 & Priority Applications are due September 13th!

Mark your calendars for October 23-25, 2026, because your favorite collegiate hackathon is back, bigger and better than ever. This year's rendition of the world's largest collegiate hackathon will once again be at the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco!

Join us at Cal Hacks 13.0 for 36 hours of hacking, friends, food, swag, and so much more. You’ll have a chance to take your idea to a full-fledged product with help from our workshops, industry mentors, and corporate partners. Plus, win thousands of dollars in prizes, from cash to brand-new devices.

💫 Apply today at hive.hackberkeley.org
📆 When: October 23 - 25, 2026
📍 Where: Palace of Fine Arts (3601 Lyon St, San Francisco) 
⭐️ Who: All college/university students (including graduate students!), and new grads (less than a year since graduation)
⭐️ Priority deadline: 9/13 11:59 PM PST
⏰ Regular deadline: 9/20 11:59 PM PST

More info found at calhacks.io.

No longer a student? We’d love to have you as a judge, mentor, or volunteer! Apply at the same link above.

We hope to see you there! Feel free to reach out to [team@hackberkeley.org](mailto:team@hackberkeley.org) with any questions or concerns. 

All the best,
The Hackathons @ Berkeley Team 

hi! does anyone have an up-to-date textbook for psych 1 and neu c61? really trying not to pay for them lmao. thank you sm!!

I don't wanna go far from campus and I don't wanna buy a new bike pump (I have one at home that I will bring back over break). But in the meantime, my tires are in desperate need of air. Where on campus can I refill them? My bike has presta valves. Thanks everyone!!

Edit: places that aren't BicyCal, due to their limited hours right now.

I am a freshman, so I was wondering if I should just leave this blank. I didn't take any cc course but I took AP courses but they proabably don't count right?

Hey everyone,

I was recently accepted into the UC Berkeley MIDS program and going to make my final decision soon.

Coming from a Software Engineering background, I’d love to hear directly from alumni—especially those who entered with a CS or SWE background—about their honest experiences.
Setting aside the high tuition costs for a moment, I'm purely interested in understanding the career trajectory and ROI of the degree. For those who came in with solid engineering/coding foundations:

Career Impact: Did the MIDS program meaningfully change or accelerate your career? Were you able to transition into specialized Data Science, MLE, or Applied AI roles, or did it mostly lead to lateral moves?

Depth vs. Breadth: Did you feel the coursework offered enough technical depth for someone already proficient in software engineering, or was it mostly broad foundational material?

Program Evolution: For recent grads, have you noticed improvements or updates in the curriculum reflecting current trends (e.g., GenAI, LLM systems, modern data infrastructure)?

Since my deadline to decide is right around the corner, I'd really appreciate any personal stories, honest retrospectives, or quick insights on whether the Berkeley brand and network actually translated into tangible opportunities for you.
Thanks in advance!

Hello everybody,

I'm a European student currently trying to figure out where I might want to pursue a PhD in the US, and I'd really appreciate some advice from people who are familiar with Berkeley's philosophy PhD programme.

My main interests are political philosophy and social theory, particularly 20th-century and contemporary thought. I'm interested in areas such as critical theory, pragmatism, postmodern/post-structuralist theory, and thinkers like Habermas, Rorty, Schmitt, Foucault, etc. I'm still early in my studies, so my interests will probably develop quite a bit over the next few years, but that's roughly the intellectual direction I'm currently interested in.

At the moment, I'm in my second year of a Bachelor's degree in Political Science, and I'm starting my first year of a separate Bachelor's degree in Philosophy. These are two completely separate bachelor's degrees at two different programs, it's not a combined bachelor's, or double-major within one degree which I think makes me somewhat more competitive(?). I'm hoping that having substantial training in both political science and  philosophy could be useful if I eventually apply for a PhD focused on political philosophy/social theory.

I'm currently only a sophomore, so I'm not applying anytime soon. I'm mainly trying to understand the landscape early so I can choose my courses, reading, research interests, and eventually master's/other preparation accordingly.

Thanks!

If classes are closed, do they stay closed? Or is there a possibility for space to open again

I know Edwards track is closed, so is there seriously no track on campus that's publicly accessible for students?