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ASUC senators received updates about planned housing developments from Chancellor Carol Christ and voted to increase funds for an undocumented student scholarship at Wednesday night’s regular meeting.
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The ASUC Senate passed one resolution regarding affordable housing and heard updates from UCPD about body-worn cameras at Wednesday night’s regular meeting.
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The ASUC Senate passed eight resolutions at its regular Wednesday night meeting, two of which addressed the low Black student enrollment at UC Berkeley while another called for accommodations for students observing Ramadan during final exams.
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At Wednesday night’s regular meeting, senators learned that the ASUC’s chief technology officer, or CTO, is no longer a student at UC Berkeley but maintains his title and position.
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At the meeting, Chief Legal Officer Claire Goudy walked the senate through some changes to a resolution editing the ASUC election campaign bylaws.
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The resolution allocates $1,500 to Central Americans for Empowerment, a student group that supports Central American students and has been sending students and supplies to the caravan. The resolution also asks that the money is then donated to the nonprofit network Freedom for Immigrants.
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ASUC political party Student Action announced that it will reform its values and slating process following the controversy surrounding Senator Isabella Chow, who was previously slated under the party.
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ASUC Student Advocate Sophie Bandarkar was featured in a Thanksgiving-themed Teen Vogue article published online Thursday for her work addressing student housing and food insecurity on campus.
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Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Stephen Sutton spoke to the ASUC Senate at its regular Wednesday meeting about developing four strategies to improve student life on campus and fielded questions about the campus’s response to the smoke from the wildfires.
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The Berkeley Political Review, or BPR, announced Tuesday that it has terminated ASUC Senator Isabella Chow’s membership after anti-LGBTQ+ statements Chow made at a senate meeting Oct. 31.
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