At the Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) senate meeting Wednesday, senators approved a measure that will allow members of the public to address the senate after each agenda item.
Students who cannot attend Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) meetings in person will soon have a new way to learn about what is going on with their student government.
A student activist demanded a formal apology from the Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) President, during Wednesday’s meeting, for remarks she made in an opinion piece last year.
To the editor:
One of the great things about our university is its openness to new ideas and free speech. However, accuracy is also important, especially if we are to have a fair discussion of serious issues.
One of the privileges the university hands out to volunteer student workers has recently been taken away due to unauthorized students claiming those privileges.
