Tagged - SA Elections

2020 SA presidential debate highlights

In UR’s first-ever SA presidential debate over Zoom, juniors Justyna Gorka and Marc Haddad emphasized government reform and community outreach,…

SA and Class Council campaigns kick off online, voting begins Sunday

The voting period for all open positions starts April 5 at noon on CCC, and runs till April 7. Campaigns began online on Sunday.

Senate Summary Feb. 17 2020: Elections process, SAD lamps, all-gender restrooms

The SA meeting for Feb. 17 included a discussion of potential changes to the process of electing the SA president, an announcement of a booth at Fresh Check Day to promote SAD lamps, and further discussion of the all-gender restroom project headed by the Campus Services Committee.

First-year senators take office

The four first-years who topped the ballot in Senate elections — Andre Tulloch, Alina Fang Christopher Lu, and Devon Rogers…

SA Senate elections matter

As campaign posters start to pop up, it’s once again time to elect the first-year SA senators.  With over 20…

Before Quad Fox, there was Rinky: Siberian husky and perennial SA candidate

A Siberian husky who prowled campus in the ‘70s and ‘80s, Rinky earned around 15 percent of the vote in multiple SA presidential elections.

Holtz and Cortes victors of tense SA election

Jamal Holtz and Anne Marie Cortes shed tears as they hugged each other and the supporters in the room.

Candidate response: Vlad Cazacu & Kamel Awayda

The Campus Times welcomed SA presidential candidates to respond to our feedback on their proposals.

Candidate response: Jamal Holtz & Anne Marie Cortes

The Campus Times welcomed SA presidential candidates to respond to our feedback on their proposals.

In debate, SA presidential candidates promote policies, cite experience and skills

Candidates vying for the position of SA president and vice president presented their stances and values in a debate held by SA on Monday evening.