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UC Berkeley students rallied on the steps of Sproul Hall Wednesday at noon to urge for the release of kidnapped Nigerian girls, who were allegedly abducted a month ago from their school.
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Residents of University Village are criticizing the announcement of a rent increase greater than they expected, saying that the increase defeats the village’s purpose of providing affordable housing for students with families.
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California voters will not decide in the 2014 election whether race, gender, and ethnicity ought to be considered in college admissions, after lawmakers postponed deliberation on a bill that intends to amend the state constitution.
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The question of whether affirmative action policies should be implemented once again by the University of California was hotly debated between ASUC Senator Solomon Nwoche and ASUC presidential hopeful David Douglass in front of approximately 50 audience members at Moffitt library Friday evening.
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UC Berkeley students gathered together with Bay Area teachers and administrators in Dwinelle Hall Saturday to discuss ways to reform K-12 education in the Bay Area.
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In most credible narratives, UC Berkeley senior Solomon Nwoche’s bid to become an ASUC senator would have been met with failure. But, alas, that is the position in which we now find him.
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The ASUC Senate passed a bill Wednesday night expressing support for students affected by the Sept. 30 explosion and power outage on campus.
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Currently on the table: An ASUC Senate bill suggests ASUC senators and administrators wear nametags around campus and in class — a never-ending “Hello, My Name Is” reminding us that we are indeed in the age of 24/7 accessibility. Will this bill — authored by Independent Campaign for Common Sense Senator Solomon Nwoche
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An ASUC Senate bill introduced Wednesday criticizes the UC Berkeley administration’s decision to hold the majority of classes on Oct. 1 after an explosion left most of the campus without power the previous evening.
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Although a recently introduced ASUC Senate bill that asks senators to wear magnetic nametags is intended to increase ASUC transparency, it has been met with skepticism by senators and students alike. The bill, SB 21, authored by Independent Campaign for Common Sense Senator Solomon Nwoche, asks senators to wear nametags
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