Sonja Hutson

At a forum hosted by the Daily Californian Tuesday night, candidates for ASUC executive offices debated approaches to improving campus climate, working with administrators and dealing with tuition hikes.

For the first time since 2012, SQUELCH! released an entirely satirical slate of executive candidates Sunday for the upcoming ASUC elections, to accompany its three serious senate candidates.

UC Berkeley junior Leah Romm announced Tuesday that she will run for ASUC student advocate.

The Student Action party announced on Wednesday night its candidates for President and External Affairs Vice President, including one student who has never been elected to an official ASUC office.

The ASUC senate amended and passed “A Bill Condemning Anti-Semitism” to include clauses concerning the creation of a senate ad hoc committee on the subject at a meeting Wednesday night.

ASUC senate committees passed six bills on to the Senate — including one in support of a Student Advocacy and Representation Fee — at their meetings Monday evening.

The SQUELCH! party announced Monday a slate of non-satirical ASUC Senate candidates for the third consecutive year.

The personal information of past and present UC students and employees may have been compromised during a digital security breach of health insurance company Anthem, Inc.

An ASUC Senate bill proposing a $15,000 revamping of its website was updated to correct information regarding the source of the funding at a Financial Committee meeting Monday.

At its meeting Wednesday, the Berkeley Unified School District Board of Education adopted new classification and compensation guidelines for some of their staff and heard a presentation about the impact of the new state budget on funding for the district.