Su Assembly News Today

Have now and there wasnt this consensus around doing those things. Those are two things that have come together that i hope will get carried forward in the next few years to really reach those goals. Anyone want to add on optimism or post 2015 . Let me just say that in my incoming address at the close of the Conference Also tried to share in that optimism but also back away a little bit from putting ourselves in a position where our concerns are 2030 and saying really what do we want to do by du...

Alex Ortiz, chief of staff to U.S. Rep. Mary Peltola until last spring, has taken a job as a lobbyist and consultant at a D.C. firm.

The Mat-Su Borough held the first of three special meetings to determine which needs for combating the opioid pandemic are most dire.

A controversial motion proposing to implement "substantial changes" to SU Assembly membership was rejected 7-17 in last Thursday's Assembly.

The manifestos for the five presidential candidates and four sabbatical roles were released this week by the SU. While the fight for President will be highly competitive this year, three of the sabbatical roles will only be contested by one candidate.

Durham Students’ Union (DSU) has revealed that the disqualified Re-Open Nominations (RON) option won 58% of first-preference votes in February’s Officer and Trustee elections.

A motion proposes to substantially change membership to the Durham Student Union's Assembly, including the removal of college common rooms' right to elect their college representative - SU college reps will instead be voted via campus-wide elections.

UCU Branch President Sol Gamsu spoke to Palatinate from the picket lines of last term's strikes, highlighting the reasons for strike action.

The change comes despite over 80% of students saying they were more aligned with their college than the SU in the SU's democracy review.