When I was furry
Confessions of a moderator
Overheard at UC Berkeley has never endorsed an ASUC candidate. Except for one time.
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Clog’s survival guide: Do’s and don’ts during ASUC campaign season
If you’re new to campus or simply need a refresher on how to survive campaigns more aggressive than any undertaken by any candidate for an actual public office, the Clog is here with our very own “Do’s and “Don’ts” of surviving ASUC campaign season.
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Clog report: Squirrel found to be running chancellor’s office
We wanted to understand a little more about the decisions being made behind the scenes, so we sent a Clog reporter to go undercover as an assistant in the school’s administrative offices.
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Late night dining services return to Crossroads and Foothill
Cal Dining made the decision to return late night food services this summer because of student demand, according to campus spokesperson Adam Ratliff.
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Clog report: Dead week canceled because of budget cuts implemented by new ASUC administration
After struggling to repair our debt, our new ASUC senators decided to eliminate dead week altogether to help with budget cuts.
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10 upcoming election-related hearings discussed at ASUC meeting
During the first post-election ASUC meeting, Judicial Council Chair Maureen Ochi Sides discussed the 10 upcoming hearings related to elections violations.
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Stop voting for unqualified ASUC candidates
CAMPUS ISSUES: You voted for a squirrel. We’re disappointed.
Congratulations, UC Berkeley students: You’ve just elected a squirrel to represent you.
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The man behind the mask: Furry Boi’s plans for ASUC Senate
After the ASUC tabulation ceremony Friday, the faces of candidates and their supporters expressed not only joy and disappointment, but also utter shock that UC Berkeley students had just elected a squirrel to the ASUC Senate.
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Tree announces independent candidacy for ASUC Senate
A bitter rival of independent candidate Furry Boi, the Firry Tree seeks to represent a traditionally marginalized segment of the Berkeley population.
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Party chairs, candidates weigh in on ASUC parties’ extensive selection process
To be backed by a party, a candidate has to endure a lengthy application process — one of the largest differences between running party-supported versus independently.
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