Independent candidates, Elevate Cal, Student Action split ASUC senate
Mohini Rye/Senior Staff
The results were announced Friday during the first in-person tabulations ceremony since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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ASUC officials urge caution, accessibility at elections meeting
At the annual UC Berkeley ASUC Mandatory Elections Meeting on Tuesday, members of the Elections Council rattled through election bylaws, campaign finance rules and more.
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Carlos Vázquez runs for ASUC Senate on intersectionality platform
UC Berkeley senior Carlos Vázquez is running for the ASUC Senate with Elevate Cal on a platform centered around improving resources for disabled students, promoting cross-cultural solidarity and enhancing parent-student relationships.
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ASUC Senate spotlights Black History Month, fraternity funding
In January, three UC Berkeley fraternities were officially unrecognized. Now, the ASUC Senate may revoke funding for the International Fraternity Council, or IFC.
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‘DSP is sounding the alarms’: Staff shortages overwhelm employees, leave students behind
Amid national labor market disruptions and employee departures, DSP is experiencing a shortage of specialist staff resulting in accommodation delays for students.
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UC Berkeley Disabled Students’ Program to move into Dwinelle Hall Annex
UC Berkeley’s Disabled Students’ Program will be moving to the Dwinelle Hall Annex as the program finds the need to accommodate its growth.
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ASUC Senate discusses off-campus housing, technology grant
Amid internet and housing issues, the ASUC Senate discussed improving accessibility to housing resources and funding for student technology Wednesday.
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Health Opportunity Fund helps students cover medical costs
University Health Service’s Health Opportunity Fund will cover $350 in medical costs for eligible students this academic year.
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UC Berkeley’s Inclusive Recreation Committee works to make athletics accessible
In line with campus’s legacy as the home of the disability rights movement, the Inclusive Recreation Committee was formed at UC Berkeley in 2019 to improve accessibility and give students with disabilities a say in the structure of Recreation Sports programs.
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