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UGS transitions power, postponing Honor Code action - Vimarsana News

UGS transitions power, postponing Honor Code action

At its final meeting as the 24th Undergraduate Senate, the UGS continued the transition of power to the next senate and postponed action on the Honor Code.

Undergraduate Senate reaffirms opposition to Honor Code revisions - Vimarsana News

Undergraduate Senate reaffirms opposition to Honor Code revisions

At its Tuesday meeting, the Undergraduate Senate expressed opposition to the Faculty Senate’s decision to bypass its prior votes against proposed revisions to the Honor Code that would explicitly allow exam proctoring, ending a 102-year long precedent.

ASU alumni-founded nonprofit seeks to improve clean water access in Peru - Vimarsana News

ASU alumni-founded nonprofit seeks to improve clean water access in Peru

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Numerous clubs receive funding cuts, UGS hears new technology proposal for FLI students - Vimarsana News

Numerous clubs receive funding cuts, UGS hears new technology proposal for FLI students

Of the 200 VSOs who applied for annual grant funding, only 29 VSOs are getting the full monetary amount they requested. Groups that received significant funding cuts include the Kappa Sigma fraternity, Stanford Lion Dance, Stanford Transfers Network, and the Stanford India Economic and Policy Club. 

Undergraduate Senate addresses police violence and unaffordability - Vimarsana News

Undergraduate Senate addresses police violence and unaffordability

At their meeting on Thursday, the Undergraduate Senate addressed a recent incident involving police on campus and shared survey results surrounding the resurrection of a Stanford tradition.