Eric Sikich News Today

AMS executive team ETC’s last interview with The Journal saw President Eric Sikich and Vice-President (University Affairs) Callum Robertson credit their term with successfully restoring student engagement on campus.

AMS student politicians closed their year welcoming incoming AMS executives KMV and their team into AMS Assembly.

In an email to AMS staff on Tuesday, it was announced that Twitter accounts with AMS emails were part of a data breach on the dark web.

The AMS is conducting a review of their elections policy and procedures to better protect equity-deserving students.

The Black Student Club Caucus has received one follow-up on their open letter from a sitting member of AMS Assembly in the aftermath of the last AMS Assembly.

AMS Assembly gathered Thursday evening in Beamish Munro Hall to discuss student operations in the aftermath of the AMS Executive election.

AMS executive elections concluded on the night of Feb. 7, with polls closing at 9 p.m. and results being announced shortly thereafter.

After the racist incident which occurred last week at the AMS executive and undergraduate trustee debate, the AMS released a timeline of events involved in the incident.

At the AMS executive and undergraduate trustee debate held on Feb. 2 in Theological Hall, an incident occurred involving one of the candidates.

Some online students—particularly Health Sciences students—are speaking out about their relationship with the AMS fee slate.