Sewing up a loophole – ASUI Senate closes up loophole in last-minute election bill
The ASUI Senate passed a last-minute bill 11-1 Wednesday to fix a loophole allowing student organizations to use ASUI funds to influence elections.
Tag: election
Mailbox: 9.23.16
I get it — local elections are not all that sexy. You have likely seen some campaign signs around town, but do you really know about the candidates beyond their […]
The voting debate – The importance of a vote
Voting is most important in a time of undesirable candidates
The voting debate – Presidential indifference
With ideal candidates out of the picture, apathy strikes voters
The focus on the 2016 presidential race causes more harm than good
When the most information about an upcoming election comes from a comedy show, something is not right. Tuesday was Election Day for 2015. Though not as widely addressed as the […]
Political progress
Clinton’s involvement should be cause for stimulating discussions Earlier this week, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton officially launched her campaign for the 2016 presidential race, spurring mixed reactions from […]
Cowan’s comeback
ASUI president-elect reflects on past, looks forward to future ASUI President-elect Max Cowan said he’s always been a bit of a nerd. In high school, he said he loved competing […]
Keeping momentum
The biggest flaw in any student government organization, ASUI President Nate Fisher said, is the high rate of turnover. “Year in and year out, any sort of momentum is always […]
A race to remember
Students should pay attention to ASUI presidential election Last year, current ASUI President Nate Fisher was the only choice. This year he is one of many. Fisher is running for […]
A new perspective
ASUI Director of Diversity Affairs Alejandra “Vivi” Gonzalez never planned on running for ASUI President. “I was encouraged by a lot of my peers in a lot of the offices […]