Over the last couple weeks, dorms have had the pleasure of enjoying the 7 a.m. wake-up thunder of roll-outs. It’s auditioning season for student groups! What isn’t heard is the disappointment of those who tried out but weren’t forced to get out of bed and run around campus sycophantically before breakfast…
A bill that would require students to request special fees in person at the Stanford Student Enterprises (SSE) office rather than online, introduced in the ASSU Undergraduate Senate on Tuesday, was retracted over the weekend in a series of efforts to reform special fees funding for student groups.
In a glimpse of next year’s funding landscape for Stanford student groups — a sometimes contentious place this year amid tightened policies — Appropriations Committee Chair Anton Zietsman ’12 called a meeting on Thursday for financial officers to voice their suggestions about the funding process…
Post-election debriefing is underway, and ASSU undergraduate senators have a bone to pick with Ben Jensen ’12, who was elected Saturday to the 12th Undergraduate Senate.
The rate and total amount of special fees refund requests declined in spring quarter, potentially reflecting a legislative push made in the winter by the Undergraduate Senate.
Voters approved requests for $1,748,356.68.
Wednesday’s Graduate Student Council (GSC) meeting saw advisory votes for several special fees groups and discussion of recent changes in Cardinal Care for international students.
The ASSU Undergraduate Senate will meet in closed session for the first time this year to discuss whether or not to allow The Daily to make a confidential disclosure of some financial information ahead of next week’s special fees election.