Tag: ASUCR
PASSED AND SHREDDED
Held under the premise of a secret ballot vote, ASUCR senators voted on a series of controversial resolutions including one to end funding to...
UCR’s commuter culture: separation of home and school
“If I lived on campus, I would participate more,” said Brigitte Trezino, a fourth-year history major. Trezino, who makes a daily 25 minute commute...
Students descend on Sacramento for Student Lobby Conference
The 11th annual UC Student Lobby Conference served as an opportunity for student leaders to lobby the state’s elected representatives and organize workshop sessions...
Letter to the Editor: ASUCR’s passage of the divestment resolution
Dear Highlanders,
On March 6, 2013, the ASUCR Senate passed a Resolution that I openly opposed
during the Senate meeting. I continue to strongly disagree with...
Letter to the Editor: UC divestment from Israel divides campus
The past couple years have been symbolic of peace and progress towards building relationships between different student organizations that affiliate with the Middle East....
Letter to the Editor: Victory for Students for Justice in Palestine
Students of all races, ethnicities, and religions came together in celebration, on March 6th, in which a historic moment for the University of California...
Senators clash over proposed constitutional amendment
The night of Feb. 27 was filled with confusion and angst within the Senate Chambers, as ASUCR senators voted to table a resolution that...
Senators support hugs for Scotty and campaign against racist ragers
In preparations for the spring elections and Homecoming Week, senators are thrusting their support behind a series of referenda and record-breaking events.
The UCR community...
New polling sites for spring elections and exploring campus culture
Senators delivered reports on the upcoming ASUCR spring elections and systemwide campus climate survey on Feb. 13 in the Senate Chambers. Other notable topics...
Senators report on crumbling “C” and statewide student resolution
ASUCR’s Feb. 6 senate meeting witnessed a series of reports ranging from the upcoming spring elections, a resolution to support a statewide student association...