Eshleman Hall

Graduate Assembly refers resolution to equitably allocate space in Eshleman Hall as part of goals to establish an independent association.

This photo essay is a thank you letter to the beautiful campus that became my second home, commemorating a two-day, 24,000 step journey around campus reliving special moments and places.

Homesickness is familiar for many of us. We miss our loved ones and communities back home. Finding people on campus with whom we share the same traditions, customs and aura is a relieving feeling. 

ASUC senators discussed Senate Resolution 22/23-057, moving beyond partisan politics in the ASUC during the weekly senate meeting Wednesday.

Over the past decades, movements starting from the Free Speech movement in the mid-1960s to recent protests like the United Automobile Workers, or UAW, strike have shown trends of significant differences and similarities that have translated over time.

MLK Jr. Student Union and Eshleman Hall will be open to the public from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday. The student union will be open to the public 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sundays. 

My recommendation to my peers is to vote for independent candidates. Vote for students who will fight for you instead of fighting for a party.

Current senator and second year political science and economy major Kailen Grottel-Brown hopes to be a “source of continuity” as he runs for re-election for ASUC senator.

A more engaged student body should be the objective of the ASUC because elaborate deliberation and dissent are the natural results of a more involved community.

Several eyewitnesses reported a man attempting to self-immolate on Sproul Plaza on Wednesday evening.