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Of the 20 senators in this year’s ASUC Senate class, none are transfer students. This is a stark difference to the senate class of 2017, which had three transfer student senators — Juniperangelica Cordova, Hani Hussein and Carmel Gutherz.
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The resolution says abdulqadir-morris was present at 28 of the 29 senate meetings to deliver her oral report and that she has experienced academic and financial difficulty because of her role as president.
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Jacobsen said the new add/drop deadline is geared more toward students adding classes — students who drop enrolled in impacted courses at the fifth week make it difficult for waitlisted students to join the course.
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Candidates typically run on three platforms that they aim to accomplish during the senate term. This year’s senators have found mixed success with achieving their platforms within the academic year, according to several members of the 2017-18 cohort.
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As early as the third grade, Juniperangelica Cordova knew she could hold political office. She lost her elementary school election for vice president, but that didn’t stop her.
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The ASUC Senate heard updates from Bob Jacobsen, dean of undergraduate studies at the College of Letters and Science, who announced plans to move the add/drop deadline one week earlier, at the senate’s regular Wednesday meeting.
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More than a week after allegations of drugging and sexual assault at Sigma Chi fraternity became public, not much has changed other than a few lackluster apologies and hollow statements of support for women.
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About 100 demonstrators comprising union workers, UC Berkeley faculty and students rallied outside of California Hall on Wednesday, demanding that the University of California drop all charges filed against David Cole, a housing and dining services employee who was tackled and detained by UCPD on Feb. 1.
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At the first ASUC meeting of the spring semester, applause filled the senate chamber in response to the UC Board of Regents’ decision to postpone the vote to raise tuition.
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The ASUC Senate held an additional meeting to finish last week’s unresolved business Wednesday night.
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