ASUC Senate holds regular meeting, discusses community events
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The ASUC Senate held its regular meeting Wednesday night, discussing different upcoming community events as well as plans to improve campus.
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Chancellor Carol Christ speaks at 1st ASUC Senate meeting
The ASUC Senate chambers were abuzz with excitement Aug. 28 as this year’s new senate class held its first meeting, marked by a visit from Chancellor Carol Christ.
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ASUC Elections Council certifies official election results for 2019-20 academic year
The ASUC Elections Council held its final meeting of the academic year virtually on Friday to approve election results for the 2019-20 academic year.
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ASUC Judicial Council approves CalSERVE plea deal, certifies election results
The ASUC Judicial Council met virtually Sunday to discuss the plea deal between the ASUC Elections Council and CalSERVE and to certify the election results from April.
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ASUC elections prosecutor charges Student Action candidates with censures for violations
The ASUC Judicial Council called a meeting Thursday to discuss election violation charges against two candidates representing Student Action and the party itself.
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Student Action wins majority of senate seats for 2nd year in a row in 2019 ASUC elections
Pauley Ballroom erupted in screams, clapping and tears Friday evening as Student Action won the majority of ASUC Senate seats for the second year in a row.
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2019 ASUC Election: Candidates for AAVP
Get to know Regan Putnam and Aastha Jha — the candidates running for Academic Affairs Vice President, of AAVP, in the 2019 ASUC election at Cal.
Aastha Jha for academic affairs vice president
There’s no race closer than the academic affairs vice president, or AAVP, election this year — both candidates offer bold visions for the position. Ultimately, Student Action candidate Aastha Jha’s experience makes her the most qualified candidate in the race.
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Student Action presidential candidate Amma Sarkodee-Adoo plans to provide basic needs security, inclusion, accountability
When Amma Sarkodee-Adoo moved from a small town in Arizona to Berkeley, she decided to find out what activism looked like in this community. With very few people from her high school around her, she realized she wanted to support people who are unfamiliar with the community when they arrive and those who struggle at UC Berkeley.
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ASUC executive candidates share clashing platforms at elections forum
Candidates for ASUC executive positions went head-to-head Tuesday night at an annual ASUC elections forum hosted by The Daily Californian.
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