Tag: legislation
Individuals can’t consume their way out of climate change, governments and...
Weeks ago, the skies around the West Coast took on a surreal glow as smoke from wildfires blazed throughout the region. Photos of smoky...
ASUCR passes bill that would require any proposed stipend increases take...
On Wednesday, Feb. 26, ASUCR held their eighth senate meeting of the quarter.
During Public Forum, Amanda Riggle, a...
ASUCR hosts Congressman Mark Takano to discuss public service, higher education...
On Friday, Feb. 21, ASUCR’s External Affairs office hosted California Congressman and UCR alumni Mark Takano at Bannockburn J-102 for a discussion...
Newly elected ASUCR president pro tempore discusses goals and plans
On Wednesday, Jan. 22, ASUCR held a special elections to fill the vacant president pro tempore position after the former president pro tempore, Preeti...
ASUCR public policy senator and president pro tempore publicly resigns at...
On Wednesday, Jan. 8, ASUCR held their second meeting of the quarter.
At the start of the meeting, Public Policy Senator and President Pro Tempore...
Former president pro tempore and public policy senator discusses her resignation
On Wednesday, Jan. 8, Preeti Juturu, ASUCR president pro tempore and public policy senator publicly resigned at the ASUCR meeting. During the meeting she...
Singapore’s fake news law has free speech activists worried, but only...
Free speech advocates in Singapore had quite a scare this month over the country’s newly established “fake news” law. The Protection from Online Falsehoods...
Riverside-area legislator aims to double attendance at UC Riverside School of...
On Wednesday, Jan. 9, State Senator for the 31st District Richard Roth announced Senate Bill 56, which requests $80 million for “the construction of...
California legislators should be hungry for leftover laws
As Sacramento became abuzz with business concerning the new legislative year on Jan. 4, lawmakers will still have to tackle last year’s leftover legislation...
Senator proposes 10% cap on nonresident UC enrollment
California Senator Michael Rubio is proposing a constitutional amendment (SCA 22) that would entail a UC systemwide 10 percent cap on nonresident undergraduate enrollment....