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UGS seeks fossil fuel divestment and debates senator's expulsion - Vimarsana News

UGS seeks fossil fuel divestment and debates senator's expulsion

During a heated Undergraduate Senate meeting, senators approved a fossil fuel divestment bill and debated impeaching fellow senator Carmen Kang '26.

'Hilarious': Senators deny harassment and misconduct allegations - Vimarsana News

'Hilarious': Senators deny harassment and misconduct allegations

Two senators named in the complaint filed by Carmen Kang filed a response to the Constitutional Council. Some senators and students criticized the attention to the case amid other campus issues.

Letter from the Moderator | Undergraduate Senate candidates with dreams and drive - Vimarsana News

Letter from the Moderator | Undergraduate Senate candidates with dreams and drive

Seamus Allen '25 endorses Mandla Msipa, Ivy Chen, and David Sengthay for the ASSU Undergraduate Senate

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.

2023 'Gaieties' pokes fun at Stanford controversies, student experiences - Vimarsana News

2023 'Gaieties' pokes fun at Stanford controversies, student experiences

Ram’s Head Theatrical Society's 2023 production of “Gaieties” featured a talented student cast, appearances by computer science lecturers and parodies of Sam Bankman-Fried and William Curry.