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The Nexus is confident that Wang will excel in the S.A.G. role, and effectively serve as an advocate for the student body during the 2024-25 school year. The Nexus believes that Wang’s experience in Associated Students (A.S.), student-centered platform points, empathic approach to the position and focus on basic needs for next year make him equipped to serve as Student Advocate General (S.A.G).

The Associated Students Elections Board announced its candidate slate on April 15 one week ahead of the 2024 Spring Quarter General Election. UC Santa Barbara students can cast their ballots starting April 22, with polls closing April 26. Students are vying for five executive positions on the ballot — Associated Students (A.S.) President, Internal Vice

By Athena Flores, April 9, 2024 After a final week of campaigning and outreach to students, ASI announces the new Cal Poly Pomona student body government at the Elections Reveal Party at University Park Friday, March 29. Students voted for the 2024 ASI leaders from Monday, March 25 to Friday, March 29, where a total

The UC Santa Barbara Associated Students Senate discussed and voted to table four bills during its Nov. 1 meeting. The Associated Students (A.S.) Senate convenes weekly on Wednesdays in the University Center Flying A Studios Room to pass legislation and discuss campus and student issues. The first bill, titled “A Resolution in Support of Ethical

During its meeting on Monday, Oct. 17, the Texas A&M Faculty Senate passed a resolution endorsing diversity programs such as A&M’s ACES Plus Fellowship, designed to attract more underrepresented minority

Shannon Hollingsworth, chair of the A.S. Elections Board, attributed the low candidate turnout to UCSB’s return to in-person instruction after years of being online from COVID-19.

on April 16, 2021 at 7:50 pm Britney Dikwa-Nkrumah, the new Engineering Senator for the 2021-2022 school year, is from Logan, Utah and is grateful for the opportunity to be an Aggie.  Her last name, which is pronounced (Dee-kwah Nuh-Chroma), comes from her parents, who are both natives of Ghana, Africa. Her background goes along with part of her platform to increase advocacy and representation for all students.  One thing that sets Britney apart from other USU students is her long-time desir...