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After tabulations on Thursday, next year’s ASUC Senate class at first glance appears similar to last year’s; however, it shows slight shifts in community and party representation.
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A state Senate resolution that would urge the University of California to condemn anti-Semitism and racism on its campuses has drawn objections from organizations who say the legislation’s definition of anti-Semitism would stifle free speech.
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The ASUC Senate discussed concerns about the proposed development of a Berkeley Global Campus at Richmond Bay and took steps to address anti-Semitism on campus at a meeting Wednesday night. After the chancellor’s chief of staff, Nils Gilman, made a guest presentation about the development of the Berkeley Global Campus,
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The ASUC’s External and University Committee discussed four proposed senate bills at their meeting Monday night, ultimately passing two in unanimous votes.
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An alleged violation of the ASUC campaign bylaws during Wednesday’s senate meeting has sparked controversy over the use of electronic campaigning on ASUC spaces.
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The ASUC senate amended and passed “A Bill Condemning Anti-Semitism” to include clauses concerning the creation of a senate ad hoc committee on the subject at a meeting Wednesday night.
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ASUC senate committees passed six bills on to the Senate — including one in support of a Student Advocacy and Representation Fee — at their meetings Monday evening.
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Several ASUC senators have been targeted by anonymous emails harassing them with derogatory comments and personalized attacks since last semester.
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The ASUC Senate held an impassioned discussion on the selection of Mon-Shane Chou as academic affairs vice president at its Wednesday night meeting.
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The ASUC Senate introduced four bills Wednesday regarding the support of a city soda tax, revisions to the budget, a peer counseling committee and amendments to the fund for the Berkeley Student Cooperative.
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