Judicial Council

The ASUC Office of the President chief of staff and 2023-24 President-elect, Sydney Roberts, was found guilty on both charges of violating bylaws of the ASUC constitution by the Judicial Council on Friday.

Hearings for petitions against two ASUC presidential candidates are scheduled to occur April 21, and with discussion of these petitions and the 2023 ASUC general election still in the air, questions about the role of the ASUC Judicial Council arise.

Bolstered by a rise in voter turnout, both referenda on the 2023 ASUC ballot passed Friday night and secured funds for public transportation and the Graduate Assembly.

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. 

Amid an intense elections season, the ASUC Senate discussed budgets, personal projects and financial aid at its regular Wednesday meeting.

Conflicts of interest, impeachment petitions and more were the subject of heated debate during the ASUC Senate meeting Wednesday.

Students often think of March and April as a time to take midterms, party over spring break and reluctantly come back to class the next week.

The ASUC Senate passed SR 21/22-019 in support of U.S. House Resolution 2590 and delivered committee and office updates Wednesday. 

The ASUC Senate met Wednesday for a meeting primarily meant to vote on the appointment of campus senior Jacob Dadmun to the Judicial Council. 

The ASUC Judicial Council voted Monday evening to certify the results of four student referendums from the 2021 ASUC elections.