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ASUCD spring 2024 election results announced - Vimarsana News

ASUCD spring 2024 election results announced

This election had a 23.7% voter turnout and The Green Initiative Fund passed with 87.9% approval   By SYDNEY AMESTOY — campus@theaggie.org   The

ASUCD spring 2024 elections to be held from April 22 to 26 - Vimarsana News

ASUCD spring 2024 elections to be held from April 22 to 26

There are several positions up for the election cycle, and The Green Initiative Fund will be on the ballot for the last time   By LILY FREEMAN —

Senate hears State of the Association by ASUCD President Francisco Ojeda - Vimarsana News

Senate hears State of the Association by ASUCD President Francisco Ojeda

In his speech, Ojeda discussed both the challenges and successes from this academic year and announced that he will not be running for re-election  

USAC appoints Meagan Harmon as the new transfer student representative - Vimarsana News

USAC appoints Meagan Harmon as the new transfer student representative

The Undergraduate Students Association Council appointed Meagan Harmon as the new transfer student representative during its March 12 meeting. The council voted unanimously in its final meeting of the winter quarter to appoint Harmon to fill the office left vacant following the February departure of former Transfer Student Representative Thyra Cobbs.

Senate discusses workplace environment toxicity and answers community questions at Nov. 16 meeting - Vimarsana News

Senate discusses workplace environment toxicity and answers community questions at Nov. 16 meeting

The meeting also saw discussion regarding the impact of the Entertainment Council’s annual budget being cut as well as the need for alternative sources of