registered student organizations

ASUC President Sydney Roberts has sponsored a senate resolution that would allow Registered Student Organizations, or RSOs, to use ASUC funding to travel beyond the Bay Area.

Roberts is here to leave a legacy. She recognizes the importance of the platform provided to her, noting the position as a “privilege” that she takes seriously.

I posit that students deserve better financial transparency from the ASUC, in the form of popular oversight.

The results fpr the 2023 ASUC Senate elections were announced at 6 p.m. Friday during a tabulation ceremony held in Dwinelle Hall. With remarkable turnout, 46 candidates competed for the 20 available senate seats, posing a significant challenge to all contenders. Of these, an overwhelming 32 ran as independents, while 10 ran with ElevateCal and four ran with the Progressives at Cal party. 

Tyler Mahomes, a campus junior studying legal studies and minoring in public policy, is running for ASUC executive vice president, or EVP. 

As the omicron variant of COVID-19 rages through the country, ASUC officials worry a lack of care could lead to a devastating campus outbreak.

Student Action announced March 8 that current ASUC Senators Haazim Amirali and Melvin Tangonan are running for next academic year’s ASUC president and executive vice president, respectively.

The ASUC Senate met Wednesday night to discuss this year’s advocacy agenda, which prompted a debate on abortion.

The ASUC Senate passed a resolution establishing annual stipends for campus students who are board members of the UC Student Association, or UCSA.