ASUC Judicial Council finds Mecklai not guilty of bylaw violations
The ASUC Judicial Council has found External Affairs Vice President-elect Safeena Mecklai not guilty of alleged bylaw violations. Read More…
2013 ASUC Election results
Experience the announcement of the 2013 ASUC Election results, as seen from 155 Dwinelle. Read more here.
City Council to consider two proposals that include UC Berkeley student district
The Berkeley City Council passed a motion on Tuesday night to push forward two new redistricting proposals which both include UC Berkeley student districts. Read More…
ASUC Judicial Council rescinds decision on divestment bill settlement
The ASUC Judicial Council backtracked on its previous decision to approve a settlement of charges against controversial divestment bill SB 160 on Saturday. Read More…
Gag order lifted on Mecklai case for alleged bylaw violations
The ASUC Judicial Council has lifted the gag and restraining orders placed on the investigation of External Affairs Vice President-elect Safeena Mecklai for alleged bylaw violations. Read More…
Petition over EAVP-elect Safeena Mecklai’s election violation to move forward
Despite the ASUC Attorney General’s announcement that he will drop his investigation of External Affairs Vice President-elect Safeena Mecklai for alleged by-law violations, the initial petitioner will continue moving forward with her charges. Read More…
Berkeley City Council looks at redistricting plans
Berkeley City Council met Monday evening in the North Berkeley Senior Center to present and discuss potential redistricting plans, including the establishment of a student supermajority district. Read More…
Charges allege senate violated constitution in passing divestment bill
Former External Affairs Vice President Joey Freeman and former SQUELCH! Senator Noah Ickowitz have jointly filed charges alleging that the ASUC Senate and SB 160 violated ASUC constitution by-laws. Read More…
Executive-elects discuss their plans for office
It has only been five days since the ASUC results were announced, but many newly elected members of the ASUC say they are already looking forward to their first steps in office. Read More…
District 7
Council Watch
For those of you who are tired of hearing about rambunctious old people waving their arms over city issues, worry not. Here’s a reprieve. This week, we’re focusing specifically on the creation of the “student supermajority district,” a district whose constituency would likely be more than 90 percent students. Why Read More…