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Students are campaigning for the suspension of UC Berkeley’s Cancel for Non-Payment policy for fall in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The Berkeley Student Cooperative Board of Directors passed operation guidelines July 8 on house and room capacity amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The ASUC Senate held its final meeting of the academic year virtually Wednesday to discuss COVID-19 pandemic relief for students along with several other bills.
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Although resolutions could be one of the clearest ways to make a statement as a senator, in looking across several UC campuses it is clear that, to various members of student governments, passing bills may not be the most important part of the job.
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The ASUC Senate is set to vote on whether to reestablish a housing commission that previously advocated for affordable student housing. The commission would aim to bring more transparency between campus administration and the student body regarding housing projects.
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Get caught up on all the winners from the Apr. 10 tabulations ceremony.
Independent candidates will dominate the ASUC Senate in the next academic year, as announced during the tabulation ceremony Friday. 38 candidates ran for ASUC Senate, including 10 candidates from Student Action, which won a majority of seats last year. Four candidates ran for transfer student representative, a new office in the ASUC.
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Due to the COVID-19, or the coronavirus, pandemic, UC Berkeley students’ concerns about summer and fall housing have risen while the number of reservations for off-campus housing has dropped.
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UC Berkeley sophomore Liam Will announced his campaign for re-election as an ASUC Senate candidate March 12.
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Campus sophomore Mateo Torrico is running for the ASUC Senate as an independent candidate in hopes of unifying the student population.
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