Smith proposes broad-sweeping ASSU reforms
In its fourth meeting, the 20th Undergraduate Senate heard a proposal from Graduate Student Council (GSC) member Caleb Smith ’17 M.A. ’18 to broadly reform the ASSU Constitution. Undergraduate Senator...
Incoming sophomore class president leaks sensitive personal information of 341 freshmen
The personal information of 341 freshmen — including sexual orientation, political leanings, place of residence and social media handles, all of which were linked to individual names — was publicly accessible...
Senate holds closed session in potential violation of ASSU Constitution, also discusses General Use Permit and student group funding
In its third meeting, the 20th Undergraduate Senate discussed the General Use Permit and funding for student groups. Before that, however, the Senate held a closed session that lasted approximately...
Senate sets goals for 2018-2019
In its second meeting, the 20th Undergraduate Senate discussed individual and committee goals for their upcoming term. The group approved all quick grant requests for several student organizations, including Stanford...
Leya Elias ’21 voted Senate chair in uncontested race
In its first official meeting, the 20th Undergraduate Senate elected its officers for the upcoming year. Incoming chair Leya Elias ’21, deputy chair Jianna So ’21 and appropriations chair Gabe...
Sophomore Class Presidents certified, Wigler takes final senate seat
In its 28th and final meeting on Tuesday night, the 19th Undergraduate Senate certified the Twenty-One, Twenty-Fun slate as sophomore class presidents and Matt Wigler ’18 as the final member...
In aftermath of election, Senate debates who gets 15th seat
In its 27th meeting, the 19th Undergraduate Senate focused on the transition to its newly elected 20th Senate. The Senate also discussed a proposed bill regarding speakers invited to campus...
New Senate bill invokes Fundamental Standard, stirs debate
In its penultimate meeting, the 19th Undergraduate Senate introduced a bill that would give Senators the power to financially penalize student groups that invite guests perceived to be in violation...
