Campus News

On Friday, ASUCD announced six new senators to join the senate table as well as the new president and vice president.

ASUCD Senate meetings are scheduled to begin Thursdays at 6:10 p.m. Times listed are according to the clock at the Feb. 17 meeting location, the Memorial Union’s Mee Room.

As new ASUCD Senators are elected in, the senators from last winter are terming out.

With the precarious financial state of California, UC has been forced to make cuts to programs and staff – Rico Chavez’s new film, “Hanging by a Thread,” explores the lives of UC workers in light of these cuts.

Recent doubt regarding unsolicited hiring practices and potential legal misbehavior have called into question the on-campus presence of College Works Painting, a company that employs college students who learn to build and manage their own summer home-painting businesses.

Free refills offered to students using reusable mugs; Tax changes reduce paychecks

Is it more environmentally friendly to drive or fly to your destination?

If you think you’ll be having a crazy Picnic Day, just ask Jim Sochor and Mark Champagne what they will be doing. Sochor and Champagne have been selected as this year’s Picnic Day marshals.

After 11 years as a prominent political party in ASUCD, the Leadership, Empowerment, Activism and Determination (LEAD) party seems to be coming to an end.

What’s an average day like for you?

Don’t plagiarize and harass; Copycat; Get it right the first time.

Five hopeful candidates in the UAW Local 2865 were denied candidacy in an election that would have taken place this coming week.