“UC Berkeley students have a number of things to thank [the ASUC Office of Academic Affairs] for” ✅ $1.1 MILLION in student fees saved in student software deal with campus ✅ 2 late drops for L&S ✅ Emergency funding for DSP ✅ Leading advocacy on campus COVID safety

All your friends will be at Llamapalooza tomorrow. Will you? 👀 🦙 Memorial Glade. 11am to 2pm

More about the L&S policy changes ⬇️

BREAKING: The College of Letters and Science (L&S) has announced an extension of the late change deadline to 12/11 and important changes to P/NP policy. The ASUC Office of Academic Affairs will continue to advocate for optional P/NP with all other UG colleges.

The full text of the statement is also available at

ASUC Academic Affairs Vice President's update on emergency grading policy adjustment conversations ⬇️

Guess who’s back 👀

It is the university’s responsibility to make contingency plans that ensure these students are not impacted by the strike. They have the capacity, as they did during the pandemic, to be flexible about grades and deadlines.

THEY'RE BACK! Tomorrow. Memorial Glade. 11AM-2PM. Don't fluff it up.

If you, as a university, are having panels/discussions about the future of online/remote learning that don’t have student panelists/representatives, then you’re doing things wrong.

In an effort to achieve a compromise on the IREF, campus vice chair of student affairs Stephen Sutton said that the Chancellor’s Advisory Committee on Student Services and Fees met with senior campus leadership through the spring semester to lower the fees https://t.co/okNd6j2hCJ

We will continue to fight back against the administration's attempts to offload core instructional costs onto students. The IREF is costly, undemocratic and contrary to the university's public mission. We must now lay the groundwork to prevent its renewal in 5 years.

As a result of months-long advocacy, @theASUC, @BerkeleyGA and Committee on Student Fees decreased the cost of the administration's "Instructional Resilience and Enhancement Fee" by $50 per student per year, resulting in $5 million in savings for students over the next 3 years.

While previous policy/advocacy experience is welcome, it is by no means necessary — anyone is welcome to apply, *especially* first-years and transfers!!! We have a variety of open positions, including some that receive stipends. Learn more and apply at https://t.co/R01pQEkmAq

We work on a wide variety of issues, including academic policy, student fees, mental health, and more. But our impact is even bigger! - Secured universal P/NP in 2020-2021 - Saved students $1.1m in student fees last year - Expanded L&S late drops - Reversed CS 70 restrictions

Our office is hiring for the 2022-2023 academic year! The ASUC Office of Academic Affairs advocates for undergraduates on academic and campus policy issues, fighting for a more equitable and enjoyable student experience at Cal. Learn more and apply at https://t.co/R01pQEkmAq

Remind us again how this preserves academic freedom in CA higher education? Academic freedom only for faculty is not academic freedom.

Congratulations on finishing another semester, Bears! Reach out to us and/or the Student Advocate's Office with any questions about incomplete grades or other academic concerns.

Stop by the glade to meet the llamas!

TODAY’S THE DAY! May the fluff be with you 🦙

THE LLAMAS ARE BACK AND STRONGER THAN EVER! Will you join them on the dark side? The ASUC Office of Academic Affairs and ASUC Mental Health Commission are proud to host Llamapalooza next Wednesday between 11am and 2pm 🦙 May the fluff be with you.