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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.
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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.
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UC Berkeley junior Leah Romm announced Tuesday that she will run for ASUC student advocate.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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The SQUELCH! party announced Monday a slate of non-satirical ASUC Senate candidates for the third consecutive year.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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