More candidates, signatures with four days left in ASSU petitions period
Signature and candidate counts are growing as four days remain in the petition period for the ASSU spring election.
Undergraduate senate
The GAO Report: Equal Access to ASSU’s Highest Office
Legislating ASSU campaign spending caps is not in the best interest of the student body.
Senate lags on minutes publication
For students looking for minutes from ASSU Undergraduate Senate committee meetings, where stances on student group funding, advocacy issues and ASSU operations are decided, their search may yield frustration.
Appropriations continues to tweak funding policies
The Undergraduate Senate Appropriations Committee, which sets policy for how Stanford’s more than 650 student groups can spend general and special fees money, continued early… Continue Reading »
Student groups push back on fees
Financial officers came out in relative force at last night’s ASSU Undergraduate Senate meeting, where last week senators enacted a bill disallowing student groups from requesting an increase in special fees beyond inflation without more stringent student body approval.
Senate tightens special fees
The ASSU Undergraduate Senate on Tuesday passed a widely-debated bill to reduce growth in special fees spending, resulting in an extensive dispute over the nature of the vote that took place, which many senators claimed was riddled with problems.
Senate moves on special fees
Undergraduate senators last night acted on the advice of the ASSU financial manager to prevent rapid losses to the funds that protect student groups when students request special fees refunds.
Senate, 15 strong, hears executives’ plan
Andy Parker ’10, newly-appointed ASSU vice president, will maintain his position as executive chief of staff while juggling his new appointment as right-hand man for President David Gobaud.