Hey UC Berkeley, Below is the end of semester report that our office compiled of what we have been doing and our accomplishments. Included in this report are: Legislative: Senate Bills Authored and Passed, Community & Platforms Updates, Meetings with Administrators & City Of

Today, KTSF, the SF Bay Area’s Asian community news outlet, covered ASUC Senator Klein Lieu’s National Voter Registration Day rally at UC Berkeley: http://www.ktsf.com/2012-national-asian-american-survey/ Student Klein Lieu said: “Because of the funding cuts, because

GIGS (Getting into Grad School) is a free mentoring program sponsored by the Graduate Diversity Program (GDP) and the Graduate Outreach Recruitment and Retention Project (GMORR) designed to address the needs of undergraduate diversity students with applications to Graduate School. Par

If you are a student passionate in working on housing advocacy within the ASUC, check out the following opportunities to get involved and become a leader at Cal. To apply, please contact our EAVP at http://shahryarabbasi.wordpress.com. Cal Housing Commission Director Serve as the chai

Today is the day: come out to kick off the 2012 Elections in style. Together with the Cal Berkeley Democrats, ASUC Senator Klein Lieu will be hosting a BBQ at UC Berkeley’s Memorial Glade today from 1:00-3:00pm. Come out to hear elected officials and candidates speak, for food a

Check out Senator Lieu’s work on Berkeley SafeRenting featured on the Daily Cal: http://www.dailycal.org/2012/08/12/asuc-senator-creates-saferenting-web-app/

Berkeley SafeRenting: UC BERKELEY ASUC SENATOR KLEIN LIEU CREATES WEB APPLICATION TO HELP TENANTS FIND SEISMICALLY SAFE HOUSING August 10, 2012 Contact: Senator Klein Lieu, Associated Students of the University of California (ASUC) klieu@asuc.org 510.709.9007 *** FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

(Originally written for the Democratic National Committee Blog) My name is Klein Lieu, and I was born and raised in East Oakland, CA. I am currently an undergraduate and student Senator at UC Berkeley, and I know I would not have gotten here had it not been for the breadth of social p