Editorial: Let's be engaged but realistic for the SBP election
Feb. 11, 2018If you’re reading this, you probably (statistically and realistically speaking) don’t care about the student body president election tomorrow.
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If you’re reading this, you probably (statistically and realistically speaking) don’t care about the student body president election tomorrow.
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Turning Point USA labeled Elizabeth Adkins' student body presidency a victory for the conservative group, but she never even communicated with the organization.
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A complaint has been filed against a student working on behalf of Student Body President candidate Garima Tomar, just three days after the campaign period began.
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A new student government election cycle, with new rules and regulations, is starting at Chapel Hill as Elizabeth Adkins’ year in office comes to an end.
Read More »The first Student Body President candidates for the 2018 election have been declared: Garima Tomar and Savannah Putnam.
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The undergraduate senate unanimously passed a resolution stating their support for a new Latinx center on campus during their session on Jan. 16. The resolution will now be sent to Chancellor Carol Folt, the university’s chief diversity officer and the chair of the board of trustees among others.
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Moses Musilu never suspected 13 cents would break the bank.
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UNC’s Student Senate welcomed 26 new senators following Tuesday’s election.
Read More »The Vote Yes Referenda Campaign encouraged students to “vote yes” on the Student Constitution Referendum on Friday.
Read More »On Oct. 9, Kennith Echeverria, the speaker pro tempore in the Undergraduate Senate, filed a complaint against Student Body President Elizabeth Adkins and the Undergraduate Executive Branch saying he was discriminated against when his acceptance to the Academic Affairs Committee was rescinded.
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Student organizations — the University’s clubs, fraternities and other groups whose operation depends on funds allocated by Student Government — will see their money change hands at the end of the 2017-18 year.
Read More »“Everyone saw how the university pushed back against their campaign,” Abigail Lee said, referring to the legal battle between Duke and a collection of its Graduate students attempting to unionize. “That hasn't happened here; we hope that doesn't happen here,” she said with a smile.
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In a 5-1 decision, the Board of Governors' Committee on Educational Planning, Policies, and Programs voted on Tuesday to recommend a litigation ban against the UNC Center for Civil Rights.
Read More »On Thursday, the Undergraduate Student Senate passed a bill that would redraw senate districting lines and discussed their plans for various initiatives they want to implement in the upcoming school year.
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UNC Board of Governors will vote on whether to pass a litigation ban against the UNC Center for Civil Rights in early September. The ban would prevent the center from representing clients and acting as legal counsel to any party.
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Between communication streamlining, congressional restructuring and campus issues, Student Government should have a busy first semester.
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UNC is looking into expanding the Carolina Union, which might just mean rolling out the bulldozers.
Read More »Undergraduate Student Senate met Thursday to discuss a bill that would redraw Senate district lines, and to discuss goals for the upcoming school year for their first summer session meeting.
Read More »At Wednesday’s Undergraduate Student Senate meeting, members discussed several proposed committees and how each member would fit into these committees.
Read More »Undergraduate Student Senate discussed incoming government positions and the student body presidential campaigning process at its last committee member meetings of the year.
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