Class Pass

Here's the Daily Cal's Editorial Board's take on how you should vote for this year's ballot propositions.

For the sixth time in campus history, students will be able to vote on the Class Pass Renewal Referendum in the upcoming spring 2023 ASUC election cycle. 

ASUC Senators proposed new ballot referendums and resolutions during the weekly Senate meeting Wednesday.

With so many of our usual interactions and habits restricted to our bedrooms, many of us have been left to our own devices — our mobile devices, that is. Here's a list of four mobile apps we realized we needed to get through this quarantine.

The ASUC Elections Council and Judicial Council held virtual meetings Monday and Wednesday, respectively, to certify election results for the 2020-21 academic year.

Campus administration extended the deadlines to drop or withdraw from summer courses with a refund Tuesday. The move was made to allow students more flexibility and more time to try out courses and their online format before worrying about deadlines.

The student body passed a student fee for increased transportation options and graduate students voted in support of the Graduate Assembly separating from the ASUC with two referendums.

ASUC elections have moved completely online, forcing candidates to alter their campaigning strategies and the ASUC Elections Council to find new ways to get the word out about voting. The decision was made in response to campus’s move to remote classes and the shelter-in-place order over the COVID-19 pandemic.

From April 6-8, the 2020 ASUC elections provide students with the opportunity to vote for candidates and two propositions: the Class Pass Student Fee Renewal and Graduate Student Government Independence referendums.

The new system, called AC Transit Easypass, is a personalized card that gives students their current unlimited access to AC Transit while also functioning as a reloadable Clipper Card for BART, CalTrain and San Francisco Muni.