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As allegations of bullying and verbal harassment surfaced, Elevate Cal decided to drop ASUC Senate candidate Jake Sim, who is now running independent of any entity, from its coalition.
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After watching her community face a “genocidal threat, physical and mental harassment and isolation,” ASUC presidential candidate Khwal Rafique decided she wanted to help alleviate the pain that marginalized communities feel on campus.
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UC Berkeley freshman Carlos Pareja is running independently for ASUC Senate on three platforms — COVID-19 economic relief for students, community-rooted legislation and uplifting marginalized communities.
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The ASUC discussed efforts to secure and expand financial aid for UC students in its final meeting of the semester Wednesday.
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Hoping to promote student health and happiness, UC Berkeley sophomore Dani Coze announced her independent candidacy for ASUC Senate.
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International students will no longer have to pay the international student services fee — a biannual $56 payment — as decided by the Chancellor’s Advisory Committee on Student Services and Fees on Oct. 10.
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Campus community members and ASUC elected officials alike came together at the ASUC Finance Committee’s special meeting Tuesday to protest the potential defunding of bridges and the seven campus retention and recruitment centers, or RRCs, which was proposed at the last ASUC Senate meeting April 25.
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During its Wednesday meeting, the ASUC addressed questions of transparency and student representation in the search for UC Berkeley’s next chancellor ahead of Campus Day.
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The University of California has joined more than 40 California government entities suing several wireless service providers for allegedly violating their contracts and overcharging government customers by more than $100 million.
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More than 30 students from eight UC campuses convened in Oakland on Monday to state their disappointment with UC President Janet Napolitano’s handling of issues faced by undocumented students.
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