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ASUC presidential hopeful Sheena Paul’s room at the Wolf House co-op is immaculate. Books neatly ordered on her desk, bedsheets tucked in and not a stray sock in sight. Her life before college, however, was not always so composed.
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A bar, burger joint and pizza eatery are among the vendors headed to Lower Sproul Plaza this fall.
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With the majority of construction complete, the ASUC Student Union and the UC Berkeley Facilities Services are finishing renovations on the campus’ new Lower Sproul Plaza.
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At a Monday ASUC Student Union Board of Directors meeting, members discussed event reservation policies and committee reports.
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The Cal Student Store — the official campus store with the backing of the ASUC — will temporarily move from 2470 to 2560 Bancroft Way, due to the change in vendor.
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Certain UC Berkeley faculty and staff are not properly trained in responding to and reporting incidents of sexual harassment and sexual violence, according to a much-anticipated report released Tuesday morning from the state auditor’s office.
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The ASUC and UC Berkeley Graduate Assembly will receive an annual $250,000 starting next academic year in a new funding model outlined by a recently revised agreement between the ASUC and campus which will oversee commercial activities carried out by student government.
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As the newly elected ASUC executive officers prepare to enter their positions, the five outgoing officers reflect on their terms and find they did not approach their positions entirely in the way they outlined in their campaign platforms.
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The ASUC election took a turn for the nasty this week. Never in recent memory have elections been this negative, nor has the democratic process made the UC Berkeley student body look so bad. The week’s vitriol, mostly targeting CalSERVE members, began with legitimate concerns about ostensibly inconsistent statements presidential
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UC Berkeley junior Naweed Mohabbat is running for ASUC President with CalSERVE on platforms of addressing mental health, the new student experience and administrative accountability and accessibility.
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