Student Action

Marked by slip 'n slides to mehndi to condoms, this year’s ASUC elections expenses reveal numerous institutional disparities.

Matching the current ASUC Senate class, independent candidates won the majority of the ASUC executive positions for the third year.

The results were announced Friday during the first in-person tabulations ceremony since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Jordan Ullman is running for the ASUC Senate with the Student Action party on platforms of interfaith relations, basic needs and pre-graduate resources.

Conflicts of interest, impeachment petitions and more were the subject of heated debate during the ASUC Senate meeting Wednesday.

Campus freshman Ryusei Best Hayashi is running for ASUC Senate with Student Action to represent international students, social entrepreneurs and environmental and sustainability advocates. 

Campus sophomore Tyler Mahomes-Kramer is running for ASUC Senate with the Student Action party on a platform of mental health advocacy and increased inclusivity in Greek life.

Campus sophomore Megan Yao is running for the ASUC Senate with Student Action on a platform of improving the international student experience and strengthening the East Asian community.

While seeing dancing on campus was his invitation to join a group, the outdoor practices are a part of a greater challenge to campus’ dance community. At the start of the fall 2021 semester, the ASUC stopped covering the cost of dance studios in the Hearst Memorial Gymnasium, where groups would traditionally book rooms to practice, according to Ponna.