ASUC committee proposes student-led immigration alert system | ASUC
The ASUC’s Undocumented Student Affairs Committee, or USAC, looks to develop a student-led rapid response network which would…
ASUC proposes student-led immigration alert system | ASUC
The ASUC’s Undocumented Student Affairs Committee, or USAC, looks to develop a student-led rapid response network which would…
ASUC passes resolutions recognizing genocide in Sudan, urges renewal of DSP funding | ASUC
At this week’s ASUC Senate meeting, the ASUC passed several resolutions, which included recognizing the genocide in Sudan,…
ASUC resolution proposes subsidized late-night Uber rides for all undergraduates | ASUC
The ASUC’s Campus Activities and Student Services Agreement, or CASSA, Fund Advisory Committee voted to forward a resolution…
Psychological/emotional disabilities make up 40% of record-high DSP enrollment | Campus
The number of students enrolled in UC Berkeley’s Disabled Students’ Program, or DSP, has reached an all-time high…
Ava Volman | Staff | ASUC
The ASUC passed a resolution Dec. 3 formally recognizing October as Hindu Heritage Month after months of controversy…
$8M in UC-wide DSP funding set to run dry by spring 2026 | Campus
A total of $8 million in one-time funding for disabled students’ programs, or DPSs, across UC campuses from…
UC Regents vote to raise tuition for future students | UC
The UC Board of Regents voted to increase tuition for future academic cohorts today as a part of…
UC Berkeley chancellor cancels meetings with student and community groups | Campus
UC Berkeley Chancellor Rich Lyons canceled all semesterly and yearly meetings with student and community groups, sparking a…
Against stigmatization of foreignness, ‘Fiat Lux’ demands defending international students | The Soapbox
It is hard to be a foreign student on a campus that is almost 85% American. “Excuse my…
Chancellor Lyons responds to UC Berkeley students at ASUC Q&A | ASUC
During the last ASUC Senate meeting, UC Berkeley Chancellor Rich Lyons and his cabinet answered questions from senators…