All UC Berkeley undergraduate and graduate students will have free and unlimited access to the online published content of The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal until their date of graduation.
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The ASUC Executive and Appointed Officers Committee, comprised of the five ASUC Executive Officials and the five Appointed Officials, affirms our support for President Alexander Wilfert’s emergency order issued on April 19th.
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Due to the number of complex events that has transpired in the past day, the ASUC Office of the Chief Communications Officer is offering answers to topical questions that are of interest to the press and the public.
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The ASUC’s leadership makes it clear that we denounce any personal threats and hateful language to any individual involved in this situation. Verbal attacks are unacceptable, and while we recognize the intensity of the emotions of those associated with this situation, we call on all to maintain civility.
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Due to the substantial attention being given to the recent ruling by the ASUC Judicial Council on a Campaign Finance related case, on April 15th, 2019, a number of questions have been directed to ASUC officials. For further clarification, the Office of Marketing and Communications are offering answers to some frequently asked questions.
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March 20, 2019 Dear UC Berkeley Campus Community, On the evening of March 8, 2019, three...
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The Association of Students of the University of California remains in unwavering support with the Muslim community, and joins them in solidarity against white supremacy, hate, bigotry, racism, and Islamophobia.
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February 20, 2019 Chancellor Christ, Executive Vice Chancellor & Provost Alivisatos, Vice...
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On behalf the Associated Students of the University of California, representing the nearly 42,000 students of UC Berkeley, we are writing to express our strong support for the Green Affordable Housing Package Referral.
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On behalf of the Associated Students of the University of California, we are writing to express support for the Shattuck Terrace Green Apartments development at 2190 Shattuck Avenue, which would bring much-needed market-rate and affordable housing to the City of Berkeley. We are enthusiastic about affordable housing initiatives, and believe the $10.1 million contribution to the city’s affordable housing trust fund is much needed. Students continue to struggle with finding housing and meeting their basic needs in Berkeley.
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In line with the holiday season, both MLK and Eshleman Hall will observe complete closure periods during the campus wide winter curtailment from December 15th to January 22nd.
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UPDATE 1:23PM 11/16/2018 We have given away all of our masks. Please remember to limit outdoor...
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