By: Ashley Chu Hello hello! Thanks for reading and welcome to Spring 2022! Coming back from a jam-packed Fall, get ready for all the exciting 2022 experiences and memories to come SWEsters! :) We have so much in store this semester! Welcome Week is happening next week, led by our…

By: SWE Officers With Thanksgiving today, there are many things to be grateful for. We decided to ask each one of our fellow SWofficers what they are thankful for during this holiday — check out what they have to say below! Allison Nguyen — President “I’m thankful for SWE and…

By Jennifer Toy I woke up early on Saturday October 30th both excited and a little nervous to be hosting the first in-person Engineering Day since 2018. For me and my committee, reviving this event without recent precedent while in the middle of a pandemic posed many challenges. …

By: SWE Officers With it being course registration season, choosing what courses you want to take can be stressful. Coming into the process, it can be difficult to know which classes are the best to enroll in for your major and degree plan. Whether you are looking to fulfill a…

By: Kuhu Sharma Welcome back to That’s What SWE Said! Err… the textual version, at least. Today, I’m your host, Kuhu Sharma, and we’ll be diving into what makes the UC Berkeley SWE Podcast tick. That’s What SWE Said, or as the team behind the scenes likes to affectionately call…

By Kirthi Kumar If you had told me when I joined SWE in the fall of my first year that I would be spending 10 to 15 hours on SWE some weeks, I would probably think you were joking. Leading up to EWI, though, it seems like every moment I’m…

9:00 am It’s Monday morning, and I’m ready to ease into the day after a restful weekend. I have no midterms or major club events coming up, so this week is going to be pretty relaxed. I exercise, read a little bit, and drink some chai. …

by Hana Meroth Recruitment season can bring a lot of stress and anxiety, but it can also be really exciting and rewarding as you begin to look toward to life after college! …

by Andrea Palomo Mentorship has always played an important role in my life. …