Yordanos Dejen

CalSERVE's presidential candidate Yordanos Dejen plans consist of looking to make lower Sproul a central space for the student community and improving campus climate.

At a forum hosted by the Daily Californian Tuesday night, candidates for ASUC executive offices debated approaches to improving campus climate, working with administrators and dealing with tuition hikes.

The ASUC’s External and University Committee discussed four proposed senate bills at their meeting Monday night, ultimately passing two in unanimous votes.

The Student Action party announced on Wednesday night its candidates for President and External Affairs Vice President, including one student who has never been elected to an official ASUC office.

Monday night, CalSERVE released its executive slate for the 2015-16 ASUC elections – all of whom are women.

Two weeks after the creation of an online petition demanding the campus disinvite comedian and TV host Bill Maher from speaking at the December commencement ceremony, student government officials and administrators sought to address the ongoing controversy at the ASUC Senate meeting Wednesday.

The ASUC Senate passed bills supporting the preservation of Lick Observatory, a state proposition and a new research campus on Wednesday evening.

CalSERVE announced a 13-person senate slate Monday for this year’s ASUC elections, a slightly smaller slate than last year.