The Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) President is one of the most recognizable figures on-campus. However, their visibility around campus does not secure the student body’s understanding of their role and powers. Despite being in her last quarter of college, business…
Student engagement with student government has been historically low, despite role on campus
Campaigns are in full swing as ASI looks to encourage engagement in the upcoming election.
From campaigning to courting: Former ASI presidential candidates to tie the knot
“He was nervous and I was just excited because I knew what was about to happen.”
Board of Directors resolution outlines arguments against mandatory second-year housing
Board members think the resolution is reflective of Cal Poly students.
Dear Owen: An open letter from ASI President Joi Sullivan to her successor
Joi Sullivan, meet Owen Schwaegerle.
Mandatory on-campus sophomore housing still on the table, sparks push-back from ASI
“Could there be a policy someday? Maybe. That is within the realm of possibility.”
President Armstrong, city officials respond to roof collapse
The university is currently gathering facts on the events of last Saturday’s St. Fratty’s Day roof collapse as well as working to incorporate student dialogue into the investigation according to Cal Poly President Jeffrey Armstrong.
Mandatory fee implementation policy passed to students’ favor
The Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) Board of Directors voted that the implementation of student success fees is subject to a binding student vote.
CSU Board of Trustees approves voluntary student fee
Jessica Nguyen [follow id = “xjessnguyen”] On Jan. 28, the California State University (CSU) Board of Trustees voted to approve a $4 voluntary student fee, also known as the Student Involvement and Representation Fee (SIRF), after funding models were revised.…
Student leaders respond to reported sexual assaults
Olivia Proffit and Leah Horner [follow id = “ojproffit”] [follow id = “leahlingo”] Since last weekend’s reported sexual assault, fraternities and sororities have been put on social probation, meaning all social events are banned but sisterhood and brotherhood events and meetings within…