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Alvin Wang for Student Advocate General - Vimarsana News

Alvin Wang for Student Advocate General

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).

Bruins oust USAC President, pass transit referendum in 2023 election - Vimarsana News

Bruins oust USAC President, pass transit referendum in 2023 election

This post was updated May 12 at 11:21 p.m. The 2023 Undergraduate Students Association Council election saw the highest voter turnout since 2020, with students re-electing three incumbents and ousting President Carl King Jr.  The USA Elections Board announced results Friday night.

Low Candidate Turnout In 2022-23 A.S. Elections - Vimarsana News

Low Candidate Turnout In 2022-23 A.S. Elections

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.

Jessy Gonzalez for Internal Vice President - Vimarsana News

Jessy Gonzalez for Internal Vice President

Gonzalez’s experience and goals are reflective of a candidate who can take the reins of a Senate beginning its in-person operations and elevate the conduct and productivity of the IVP office and the 73rd Senate.

Illuminate student election group announces ASUN ticket - Vimarsana News

Illuminate student election group announces ASUN ticket

Students will have a choice to make at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln this spring, as two student election groups (SEG) have now announced candidacies for the executive offices of the