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A.S. Elections Conclude With Historic Low Voter and Candidate Turnout; Seven Senate Seats Remain Unfilled - Vimarsana News

A.S. Elections Conclude With Historic Low Voter and Candidate Turnout; Seven Senate Seats Remain Unfilled

1,849 students did not finish filling out their ballots or did not click submit, rendering their votes void, A.S. Elections Board announced during the Zoom webinar where results were displayed.

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.

Shva Star for Student Advocate General | The Daily Nexus - Vimarsana News

Shva Star for Student Advocate General | The Daily Nexus

The Nexus believes that Star’s institutional knowledge, passion and lived experiences give her the empathy and experience to succeed as Student Advocate General.

Pass/No Pass No Longer an Option for Major Requirement Courses - Vimarsana News

Pass/No Pass No Longer an Option for Major Requirement Courses

With UC campuses returning to in-person instruction this fall, the grading flexibilities installed under remote instruction are now being removed.

Isla Vista Party Takes Home Executive Majority, Storke Party Claims the Most Senate Seats - Vimarsana News

Isla Vista Party Takes Home Executive Majority, Storke Party Claims the Most Senate Seats

Isla Vista Party Takes Home Executive Majority, Storke Party Claims the Most Senate Seats Isla Vista Party will hold a majority within the Associated Students executive branch for the 2021-22 school year, with the newly founded Storke Party capturing one seat — the presidency.  The election, which was hosted in a Zoom webinar format as opposed to its traditional in-person location at the University Center Hub, garnered 125 viewers, according to Andrew Yan, elections board chair.  Nexus file photo In its first year on the ballot, Storke Party edged out the Isla Vista Party by one se...