PATH to Care

Clery Act statistics were released in UC Berkeley’s 2023 Annual Security and Fire Safety Report on Friday, detailing statistics on specific crimes that have been reported around campus in the last year.

Ayal Meyers, a sophomore studying cognitive science and political science with a minor in public policy, is running for ASUC Senate as an independent candidate on the platforms of campus safety, campus climate and Greek life improvements.

Campus freshman Isabel Prasad is running for ASUC Senate on the platforms of intersectionality, uplifting the South Asian community and expanding mental health resources on campus.

The ASUC meeting on Wednesday marked a win for students and community members fighting to preserve the George and Mary Foster Anthropology Library. ASUC Senators moved to co-sponsor Senate Resolution 22/23-038 to indefinitely postpone the impending closure of the library.

Under an ASUC Working Group, the PATH to Care Center is working to mandate sexual violence and sexual harassment, or SVSH, prevention requirements for registered student organizations, or RSOs, under ASUC sponsorship.

ASUC officials introduced four bills and announced a number of measures and events at the ASUC Senate’s regular meeting on Wednesday.

May is National Mental Health Awareness Month, sparking conversations about resource accessibility and destigmatization among UC Berkeley health services, student-led organizations and the city of Berkeley.

Jordan Ullman is running for the ASUC Senate with the Student Action party on platforms of interfaith relations, basic needs and pre-graduate resources.

In the ASUC Student Advocate’s Office, UC Berkeley senior Catie Haddad works to support survivors of sexual and intimate partner violence. 

Members of the ASUC Senate provided updates on projects to raise student engagement and continue bolstering awareness around sexual violence.