Hate speech posters found at various sites on campus Monday
At least five hate-speech posters — with at least two naming six current and former UC Berkeley students for their involvement in either the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement or Students for Justice in Palestine — were found plastered at various sites around campus Monday.
Hate speech posters found at various sites on campus Monday
At least five hate-speech posters — with at least two naming six current and former UC Berkeley students for their involvement in either the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement or Students for Justice in Palestine — were found plastered at various sites around campus Monday.
ASUC Senate passes resolution in opposition of City Council actions
The ASUC Senate unanimously passed a resolution in opposition of Berkeley City Council’s handling of the police response to the Dec. 6, 2014 Black Lives Matter protest and a city ordinance that will place restrictions on group-living accommodations and "mini-dorms."
ASUC Senate passes resolution in opposition of City Council actions
The ASUC Senate unanimously passed a resolution in opposition of Berkeley City Council’s handling of the police response to the Dec. 6, 2014 Black Lives Matter protest and a city ordinance that will place restrictions on group-living accommodations and "mini-dorms."
The ASUC ABCs: a roadmap to Berkeley student government
While the ASUC, UC Berkeley’s student government, appears on the average student’s radar for a few months every year, the organization — which prides itself in being “one of the largest and most autonomous student governments in the nation” — is actually charged with multiple responsibilities that affect student life.
The ASUC ABCs: a roadmap to Berkeley student government
While the ASUC, UC Berkeley’s student government, appears on the average student’s radar for a few months every year, the organization — which prides itself in being “one of the largest and most autonomous student governments in the nation” — is actually charged with multiple responsibilities that affect student life.
Residents protest proposed cuts to South Berkeley nonprofits at City Council meeting
Residents filled Old City Hall with signs protesting budget cuts for South Berkeley-based nonprofits during a City Council meeting Tuesday night, at the second public hearing of the city’s two-year budget plan .
Residents protest proposed cuts to South Berkeley nonprofits at City Council meeting
Residents filled Old City Hall with signs protesting budget cuts for South Berkeley-based nonprofits during a City Council meeting Tuesday night, at the second public hearing of the city’s two-year budget plan .
CalSERVE sweeps all 4 partisan executive ASUC positions
Hundreds of people filed into Wheeler Auditorium on Thursday night to witness the results of this year’s ASUC elections, driving the room to a fever pitch of cheers as votes were tallied on a projector screen.
CalSERVE sweeps all 4 partisan executive ASUC positions
Hundreds of people filed into Wheeler Auditorium on Thursday night to witness the results of this year’s ASUC elections, driving the room to a fever pitch of cheers as votes were tallied on a projector screen.
CalSERVE wins all 4 partisan ASUC executive seats, retains plurality in senate
CalSERVE swept all four partisan executive seats in this year’s ASUC election, the ASUC Elections Council announced at the annual tabulation ceremony Thursday evening.
CalSERVE wins all 4 partisan ASUC executive seats, retains plurality in senate
CalSERVE swept all four partisan executive seats in this year’s ASUC election, the ASUC Elections Council announced at the annual tabulation ceremony Thursday evening.
Several sets of spam allegations against ASUC candidates retracted
Those accused of spamming would have violated Bylaw 4203 section 5.2. The bylaw prohibits candidates from sending campaign emails unless they have been given permission from the leadership of the organization they are emailing, are a member of the organization, or know the recipients personally.
Several sets of spam allegations against ASUC candidates retracted
Those accused of spamming would have violated Bylaw 4203 section 5.2. The bylaw prohibits candidates from sending campaign emails unless they have been given permission from the leadership of the organization they are emailing, are a member of the organization, or know the recipients personally.