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ASSU Elections Commission denies fraud and bias allegations from Carmen Kang - Vimarsana News

ASSU Elections Commission denies fraud and bias allegations from Carmen Kang

The Elections Commission filed a response to Kang's complaint and called for her expulsion from the Senate. As the Constitutional Council considers Kang's complaint, the University wrote that they do not believe security presence is needed at this time, but they continue to evaluate concerns raised by senators.

ASSU releases 2024 election results - Vimarsana News

ASSU releases 2024 election results

The ASSU has released preliminary results for the 2024 general election. These results will be in effect after certification by the legislative body.

Letter from the Editor | Undergraduate Senate Candidate Debate at 7 p.m. - Vimarsana News

Letter from the Editor | Undergraduate Senate Candidate Debate at 7 p.m.

Undergraduate senator candidates Ivy Chen '26, Arvind Asokan '27, David Sengthay '26, Gordon Allen '26, Lizbeth Hernandez Rios '25, Mandla Msipa '26, and Ethan Alfonso '27 will meet at the Stanford Daily Building (456 Panama Mall) today to discuss the undergraduate community’s most pressing issues. All Stanford students, staff, and faculty are welcome. Doors open at 7pm.

Will Stockton raise the Pride flag? Council set to vote - Vimarsana News

Will Stockton raise the Pride flag? Council set to vote

Stockton City Council members are set to vote on whether or not to honor Pride month by displaying the Pride flag on city flag poles.

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The Stockton media owner blurs line between insider and watchdog - Vimarsana News

The Stockton media owner blurs line between insider and watchdog

Stockton's 209 Times portrays itself as an independent news site. Critics call it a blunt tool for the political ambitions of its owner.