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Several Berkeley Student Cooperative members will be forced to seek alternative housing arrangements next fall due to changes in the cooperative’s online enrollment and registration system.
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The Berkeley Student Cooperative will convert the existing Andres Castro Arms co-op at 2310 Prospect Street into a Person of Color theme house in fall 2016. With approximately 56 bed spaces slated for next semester, the BSC intends to increase inclusivity for low-income students and students of color.
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A teach-in focused on the city’s affordable housing crisis was held Sunday, drawing in nearly 100 community members, students and city officials to discuss the issue.
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After tabulations on Thursday, next year’s ASUC Senate class at first glance appears similar to last year’s; however, it shows slight shifts in community and party representation.
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The ASUC Senate discussed concerns about the proposed development of a Berkeley Global Campus at Richmond Bay and took steps to address anti-Semitism on campus at a meeting Wednesday night. After the chancellor’s chief of staff, Nils Gilman, made a guest presentation about the development of the Berkeley Global Campus,
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CalSERVE’s presidential candidate Yordanos Dejen plans consist of looking to make lower Sproul a central space for the student community and improving campus climate.
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While deliberating SB 66, a bill to amend new ASUC election bylaws that passed unanimously, a majority of the Senate decided to remove campaigning restrictions on university-owned study spaces from the bill. Candidates are allowed to campaign in any space within a university run building (including hallways), wear clothing indicating political affiliation and send electronic messages.
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On Thursday night, the Cooperative Movement Party announced Sheena Paul as its sole senate candidate for the upcoming ASUC elections.
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Several ASUC senators have been targeted by anonymous emails harassing them with derogatory comments and personalized attacks since last semester.
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As part of an ongoing effort to modernize election bylaws, a new ASUC Senate bill proposes the creation of a public defender role within the Judicial Council.
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