Call Caf News Today

The University Ad Hoc Committee proposed new free speech policies. Senators shared thoughts and proposed new legislation for On Call Café services, and a debate between senators before the ASSU election.

The Undergraduate Senate approved a by-law that categorizes Honor Code violations as low, medium or high review stages.

The Arbitrary Ink Collective, a new student organization fostering collaboration between artists, launched an installation at On Call Cafe last Thursday.

The student-run late night café put on a Valentine's themed pop-up at its new location last week, in anticipation of the café's permanent opening in the spring.

After receiving significant student demand and encouragement following its opening nights, On Call Café has secured Old Union as a venue beginning in spring quarter 2024.

Campus arts offer us respite from the career pressures, imposter syndrome and those CS problem sets that seem to absorb every waking hour. In this special issue, we inspire you to stop and notice the remarkable everyday creativity around you and meet some of the humans indispensable to those artistic experiences.

The Undergraduate Senate approved a bill establishing On Call as an ASSU Service Organization at their Nov. 29 meeting, and considered potential accommodations for student-athletes amid increased travel.

From ideation to authorization, On Call is no small feat. Last week's café was a step to create spaces that prioritize socialization and allow student creativity to flourish, according to organizers.