Resolution for gender-neutral pilot program passes
Senators will vote on a resolution that would support proposed renovations for Leavey Library.
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Senate looks at transgender inclusiveness
In a USG survey, 84 percent of respondents favored gender-neutral bathrooms on campus.
Budget on track, USG treasurer says
All events put on by USG and Program Board are funded through a mandatory fee.
This Week in Photos: Feb. 22 – Feb. 24
“This Week in Photos” highlights the biggest stories of the week. Geragos, Prasad win USG presidential race>> Trojans win ITA National Indoor title>> Career fair overlooks liberal arts>> Professor dishes on this year’s Oscars>> Local students display artwork in UV food court>> Trojans look to continue hot start>> Underground […]
Podcast: Q&A with Mikey Geragos and Vinnie Prasad
News editor Rachel Bracker sits down with Mikey Geragos and Vinnie Prasad, winners of the USG presidential election, to talk about their plans for next year and how they reacted when they heard the results. Download MP3
Geragos, Prasad win USG presidential race
Mikey Geragos and Vinnie Prasad will be sworn into office at the beginning of April.
“Vote On!”
John Hunter, a freshman majoring in chemical engineering, casts his vote for Undergraduate Student Government elections. The voting period began Tuesday at 12:01 a.m. and ends Thursday at 8 p.m. Unofficial results will be announced at Tuesday’s USG Senate meeting.
Candidate alleges online hack occurred
Candidate Jared Ginsburg said he will file sanctions against candidate Mikey Geragos.
School media should avoid swaying voters
Traditionally, the Daily Trojan endorses a presidential ticket in the Undergraduate Student Government’s elections. This year, however, the editors of the Daily Trojan have opted not to endorse any of the candidates. Though an endorsement is only a recommendation, the hyper-local environment of a university makes an endorsement for student government elections more influential than […]
Students should take part in the USG election
USG officers accomplish more than most students realize; we owe it to ourselves to pick good successors.