Members of ASUU fear a new advisor position, instituted by U administration to overlook student government, threatens their authority and independence.
Their concerns over the post, filled by Tasha Myers,...
The Students Leading Change (SLC) party, led by President Jack Bender, narrowly won the student government election last week, garnering about 58 percent of the votes; it controls the Assembly, though,...
Sighs and cheers were heard throughout the Union Ballroom as the winner of the ASUU elections, Students Leading Change (SLC), was announced.
Jack Bender, president elect, Jessica Patterson, vice president...
Students took the opportunity to indulge in candy, cookies and kisses at ASUU’s True to U event.
Just before Valentine’s Day, students were invited to take a photo kissing or showing their school...
Although ASUU elections don't start until Saturday, candidates from both parties spoke to the U's Board of Trustees early Tuesday morning to give brief outlines of their campaign platforms.
Student Leading...
After being in the United States for about four months, Tayyeb Mubarik attended a volunteer event to wrap gifts for Syrian refugee children. He enjoyed the feeling of giving back so much so that he started...
Halfway through the meeting, Sen. Andy Moyle pulled out his copy of A People’s History of the United States and thumbed to an underlined section on page five.
“By the year 1515, there were perhaps...
At the U's 10th annual Rock the U event, students won't just be dancing for fun — they'll be raising money for cancer research.
Each Spring Semester, U students and organizations team up to "celebrate...
Imagine spending spring break on a beach in California, where you can hear the waves crashing while the sun warms your skin and you're pulling weeds to rid the shore of invasive species.
Service work...
In the Union lobby, surrounded by Christmas trees, wreaths and holly, students and staff helped the LGBT Resource Center send holiday cheer to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer folk who are...
