daily californian logo

BERKELEY'S NEWS • NOVEMBER 18, 2023

tag

ASUC External Affairs Vice President

Page 1 of 5

As members of the External Affairs Vice President’s office (EAVP) of the Associated Student of the University of California (ASUC) at UC Berkeley, we stand united in supporting the Southside Zoning Modification Project. We urge the City Council to adopt Item 13 as presented, as it is a critical step toward building a brighter future for UC Berkeley and the Southside community.
featured article
As members of the External Affairs Vice President’s office (EAVP) of the Associated Student of the University of California (ASUC) at UC Berkeley, we stand united in supporting the Southside Zoning Modification Project. We urge the City Council to adopt Item 13 as presented, as it is a critical step toward building a brighter future for UC Berkeley and the Southside community.
featured article
According to Edgar, the EAVP is the external-facing head who should demystify ASUC initiatives and make them more accessible. He wants to be hands-on about student voices being heard — both at local and national levels. 
featured article
According to Edgar, the EAVP is the external-facing head who should demystify ASUC initiatives and make them more accessible. He wants to be hands-on about student voices being heard — both at local and national levels. 
featured article
Edgar hopes to expand the scope of the position, allowing future EAVPs to introduce legislation in the state capital, rather than just lobbying. He wants student voices to be recognized in all forms of government and strengthen relationships between UC Berkeley students and state and national legislators.  
featured article
Edgar hopes to expand the scope of the position, allowing future EAVPs to introduce legislation in the state capital, rather than just lobbying. He wants student voices to be recognized in all forms of government and strengthen relationships between UC Berkeley students and state and national legislators.  
featured article
The Afghan Adjustment Act was not included in the December federal omnibus bill for the fiscal year of 2023 despite past support from the ASUC and ongoing advocacy by campus organizations.
featured article
The Afghan Adjustment Act was not included in the December federal omnibus bill for the fiscal year of 2023 despite past support from the ASUC and ongoing advocacy by campus organizations.
featured article
City Councilmember Rigel Robinson is focusing on student housing, equitable growth and enhancing student involvement in local politics for his reelection campaign.
featured article
City Councilmember Rigel Robinson is focusing on student housing, equitable growth and enhancing student involvement in local politics for his reelection campaign.
featured article
As the 2022 midterm elections near, a question looms: will UC Berkeley students’ voices be heard this November?
featured article
As the 2022 midterm elections near, a question looms: will UC Berkeley students’ voices be heard this November?
featured article
INSIGHT into Diversity magazine announced Sept. 20 that the UC system received the Higher Education Excellence in Diversity Award.
featured article
INSIGHT into Diversity magazine announced Sept. 20 that the UC system received the Higher Education Excellence in Diversity Award.
featured article
After California Gov. Gavin Newsom was projected to win the gubernatorial recall election Sept. 14, the UC Berkeley community responded with varying degrees of relief and lack of surprise.
featured article
After California Gov. Gavin Newsom was projected to win the gubernatorial recall election Sept. 14, the UC Berkeley community responded with varying degrees of relief and lack of surprise.
featured article
A proposal to increase tuition, the Student Services Fee and nonresident supplemental tuition will be discussed at the UC Board of Regents’ next meeting July 22.
featured article
A proposal to increase tuition, the Student Services Fee and nonresident supplemental tuition will be discussed at the UC Board of Regents’ next meeting July 22.
featured article
For the first time in history, the U.S. Census Bureau reported that California will lose a seat in Congress.
featured article
For the first time in history, the U.S. Census Bureau reported that California will lose a seat in Congress.
featured article