Giancarlo Fernandez

With the exception of the Transfer Student Representative, no transfer students were elected to senate or executive positions in the spring 2023 ASUC election cycle.

ASUC senators condemned the Biden administration's new proposed federal rule that will restrict entry for asylum seekers at the southwestern U.S. border during the weekly Senate meeting Wednesday.

ASUC senators introduced three new resolutions for committee vote during the weekly senate meeting Wednesday, including postponement of Anthropology Library closure.

ASUC senators presented new resolutions and proposals and swore in two officials at their weekly meeting on Wednesday.

ASUC Chief Communications Officer and transfer student Ryan Barba resigned from his position in the communications office along with the rest of his team at an ASUC Senate meeting Nov. 30, citing a lack of sense of belonging within the organization and feelings of alleged anti-transfer sentiment from senators.

The ASUC Offices of the President and Executive Vice President will combine offices for the 2022-23 academic year to achieve their joint goals more efficiently.

Marked by slip 'n slides to mehndi to condoms, this year’s ASUC elections expenses reveal numerous institutional disparities.

UC Berkeley junior transfer student Giancarlo Fernandez is running unopposed for a second term as ASUC executive vice president.

Campus freshman Thin Rati Oo is running independently for ASUC Senate on platforms centered on international student issues, pre-law resources and campus life.

In January, three UC Berkeley fraternities were officially unrecognized. Now, the ASUC Senate may revoke funding for the International Fraternity Council, or IFC.