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

It’s thanks to the activism of students over the years that we have the time we do to reset, recharge and prepare for finals.

UC Berkeley’s Disabled Students' Program will be moving to the Dwinelle Hall Annex as the program finds the need to accommodate its growth. 

This isn’t a matter of preference but is instead a matter of equity. UC Berkeley must find the funding to immediately reinstate longer library hours.

The Daily Californian had the opportunity to sit down with Chancellor Carol Christ, and it became clear campus needs to listen to students’ requests.

The Tang Center and the Disabled Students’ Program, or DSP, are offering primarily remote services despite campus resuming in-person activities.

With the resurgence of in-person instruction, many students with disabilities are feeling COVID-19’s presence encroaching on their lives.

Current ASUC Senator Ronit Sholkoff makes presidential bid Last Updated 21 hours Ago Ronit Sholkoff Editor’s note: This is one installment in a three-part series on this year’s candidates for ASUC president. Read about the other candidates here and here. UC Berkeley junior and current ASUC Senator Ronit Sholkoff is running for ASUC president with the goal of creating a smooth transition back to campus and improving student access to resources. Her platforms are moving back to campus with in...

Following efforts to limit COVID-19 cases and increase vaccinations, UC Berkeley announced that instruction for the fall semester will mostly be in person.

ASUC talks student health insurance plan, Sproul Reformation Project Lisi Ludwig/File According to University Health Services, or UHS, spokesperson Tami Cate, UHS is thinking about increasing the deductible, or price students pay for outside health care, from $300 to $500. Cate indicated that UHS will be communicating with both the Student Health Advisory Committee and the Disabled Students Program about the potential change. At the ASUC’s general meeting Wednesday, University Health Services...