Endorsement: Burse-Greos for USG office
The Daily Trojan is proud to endorse Eric Burse and Andy Greos for USG president and vice president.
Tag Archive for: USG Elections 2011
Tyagi-Lachman ticket hopes to unify USC
The pair want to lighten the mood of this election through pink T-shirts and caricatures.
USG is more effective than students think
If you cast a ballot for the Undergraduate Student Government elections in the last few years, you were in the minority. In 2010’s election for example, of the approximately 16,000 eligible undergraduate student voters, only about 4,550 turned up to the polls on campus or online. Overall, that’s less than one-third of the undergraduate student […]
Few students know about upcoming USG election
Despite campaign posters all around campus, few students were aware that a presidential debate took place night.
Fadil, Mehra aim to revamp sustainability
Alex Fadil and Rohan Mehra helped to refound the Pi Kappa Phi fraternity at USC in 2009.
Candidates focus on student connection
The presidential candidates also discussed sustainability in last night’s debate.
New USG senator sworn in
Residential senator Chelsea Jia was sworn in Tuesday, replacing Makhala Greene-Robinson, who left for personal reasons. Jia, a sophomore majoring in business and accounting, was the seventh runner-up in last year’s elections. “I just got an email from Nehi yesterday,” Jia said. “I was kind of surprised. I already put a lot of work in […]
Burse, Greos to change USG structure
Eric Burse and Andy Greos hope to create a student community service assembly.
Rocking the vote
Jabree Webber, a freshman majoring in theatre, hands out water bottles for the first day of Undergraduate Student Government campaigns. The presidential tickets for 2011 to 2012 are Eric Burse and Andy Greos, Alex Fadil and Rohan Mehra, and Monish Tyagi and Logan Lachman. Voting begins Feb. 15 and ends Feb. 17.
Fadil-Mehra first candidates with video
The presidential ticket of Alex Fadil and Rohan Mehra is the first to post a video, which they did on their website today. In the one-minute video, they discuss their backgrounds at USC, their reasons for running and said their plan to make listening to students a priority. “In our time here we’ve developed a deep […]