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ASUC Senate introduces commemorative resolution, swears in new senator, chief communications officer - Vimarsana News

ASUC Senate introduces commemorative resolution, swears in new senator, chief communications officer

ASUC senators presented new resolutions and proposals and swore in two officials at their weekly meeting on Wednesday.

Students, professors, campus reflect on course capture - Vimarsana News

Students, professors, campus reflect on course capture

Despite student concerns that course capture is to be phased out by certain campus departments, campus has stated that there are no such plans to terminate the service.

Understaffed campus Disabled Students' Program faces increasing student needs - Vimarsana News

Understaffed campus Disabled Students' Program faces increasing student needs

Although accommodations can make academic life much easier for disabled students, the process of receiving them often does not. 

Failing at UC Berkeley - Vimarsana News

Failing at UC Berkeley

I initially arrived at UC Berkeley sure of myself with goals and knowing what I wanted to do in the future. Now as I navigate my final year here, I am unsure of what I want. In some ways, you could say my experiences have broken me — and there is some truth to that. However, at some point, I realized I needed to let go of my fear of failing.

Student leaders advocate for greater physical accessibility of UCSB campus - Vimarsana News

Student leaders advocate for greater physical accessibility of UCSB campus

The lack of accessibility requirements has resulted in insufficiencies in several campus buildings, presenting barriers to students with physical disabilities.