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NORTH PROVIDENCE – Nonprofit leaders joined state and local officials on Volturno Street this week to cut the ribbon on Tri-County Community Action Agency’s new Basic Needs Center.

NORTH PROVIDENCE – Tri-County Community Action Agency will celebrate the opening of its new North Providence location with a ribbon-cutting ceremony next Monday, April 11.

From formerly incarcerated individuals to undocumented immigrants, students need a someone within the ASUC who will approach their struggles through an intersectional lens — and this is something Sanchez can bring to the table. 

The ASUC Senate held its first public meeting of the semester Wednesday, where senators and campus administrators discussed the return to in-person classes.

Here are our takes on what the ASUC Executives and Senators have accomplished so far and what they have planned for the spring.

UC Berkeley students continue to struggle with housing insecurity as the pandemic brought on financial strain and limited housing.

Students and organizations at UC Berkeley have worked on increasing the availability of free menstrual products on campus, in tandem with legislation. 

More than 40% of college students have experienced food insecurity — however, a vast number of food shortage cases fly under the radar.

During the pandemic, the ASUC Student Advocate's Office has seen increased academic, misconduct and housing challenges for students.

In the ASUC Student Advocate’s Office, UC Berkeley senior Catie Haddad works to support survivors of sexual and intimate partner violence.