Undergraduate Student Government (USG) representatives have been in conversation with University officials regarding the proposed program, which would give the University increased oversight and may offer unlimited rides to all students.
Beyond low turnout, this autumn election cycle also saw lower numbers of candidates, with only one candidate running to fill a College Council seat to represent the Class of 2027.
Golden Slate’s victory in the Undergraduate Student Government elections will become official on April 21 as hearings involving all three executive slate tickets concluded on April 17.
The three slates running to lead Undergraduate Student Government discussed USG's spending, support for RSOs, and USG’s relationship with the student body.
Undergraduate Student Government (USG), Graduate Council (GC), and Campus and Student Life (CSL) launched a pilot program providing free pads and tampons in vending machines in six locations on campus.
Candidates across the College are running for the positions of president, executive vice president, vice president of advocacy, vice president of student affairs, vice president of campus life, and College Council representative.
The announcement comes after heavy precipitation caused lingering water to pool on
quad pathways in late December, though the project has been in the works since last spring.
