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As the newly elected IU Student Association administration, iUnity will be inaugurated on April 15, provided the Student Body Supreme Court certifies the preliminary results of Tuesday and Wednesday’s campus election.
As the bear rode his bicycle swiftly down Seventh Street, his shirt proclaimed support for the iUnity ticket. Meanwhile, the leprechaun outside Ballantine Hall encouraged students to vote for Kirkwood.
The Kirkwood and iUnity tickets face off in today's elections. Click here for a comprehensive breakdown of the tickets' platforms.
IU Student Association elections will take place Tuesday and Wednesday. A flurry of legal activity and Election Commission decisions has preceded the event.
The IU Student Association Election Commission heard a formal complaint from the Kirkwood Ticket on Thursday regarding a Election Code violation that could warrant disqualification.
IUSA Congress accepted an updated administrative budget proposed by the current Btown administration Tuesday. The budget does not reflect any spending beyond what was approved last fall, but details ways in which the administration has redistributed funds from one budget area to another.
iUnity’s attempt to reserve several high-traffic polling locations during the upcoming IU Student Association election was disputed at an IUSA Supreme Court hearing Wednesday night. The Court heard arguments and will allow evidence to be submitted until 5 p.m. today. A decision will be reached tonight on whether or not to impose an injunction.
Elections heated up for Kirkwood and iUnity Monday night when the two IU Student Association tickets met face to face to debate issues and describe platforms. The debate, which was jointly sponsored by IU Student Television and the Indiana Daily Student, was moderated by Chancellor Ken Gros Louis, IDS Opinion editor and freshman Jarrod Lowery and IUSTV political correspondent and senior Alex Roy.WATCH the full debate here.
A case competition sponsored by the IU Student Association and Global Sales Leadership Society on Friday produced a new Wiki information project to be funded through IUSA.
Peter SerVaas wants to finish what he started. After almost a year as IU Student Association President, the junior from Indianapolis is running for a second term, this time as the candidate for Vice President for Administration on the iUnity ticket.
With the words “we like Mike, what’s not to like?” the iUnity ticket for IU Student Association officially kicked off its campaign Feb. 15, with junior Michael Coleman as its candidate for president. The ticket emphasized its age and experience as a strength over its opponents on the Kirkwood ticket.
Fall break won’t become a reality next year. However, IU Student Association executives said they’re working with administrators and faculty to develop a proposal that would give students both Labor Day off and a fall break in 2011, if accepted this year.
A case competition will give students a chance to implement their ideas to improve campus. Winners will receive a $2,500 prize and work with IUSA to implement their plan. The competition will be judged by a board of faculty and students Feb. 19.
IU Student Association Congress passed all proposed election code changes Tuesday, IUSA Vice President for Congress and senior Shobha Pai said. Seven of the eight resolutions concerned specific policies regarding polling locations and times, rule violations, advertising and disqualification, as well as a $5,000 limit on campaign expenses.
It might be “green,” but the Kirkwood ticket kicked off its IU Student Association campaign with a bang. At an eco-themed rally Feb. 2 at the Indiana Memorial Union, the ticked announced its candidacy and introduced its platform, “The Kirkwood Promise.”
Do compromising Facebook photos constitute tangible evidence? Does looking through a private online photo album mean a breach of privacy? During IU Student Association’s second-annual judicial conference Saturday, judicial board members debated those questions.
When the Btown ticket took over IU Student Association last year, its platform consisted of “five B’s,” one of which was a proposed cross-campus bike rental program for students. Now the administration is more than halfway through its term, and the bike rental program is progressing well, senior Ben Schulte said.
The 2010 IU Student Association Elections Commission has introduced this year’s election timeline. The election will take place March 9 and 10. It also released application due dates and detailed instructions for potential candidates.
It’s that time of year again. As potential candidates gear up for coming elections, IU Student Association’s Congress discusses proposed changes to the standing election code.
After the ethical scandal surrounding the 2008 IUSA elections, when the winning ticket was disqualified for six election code violations, the group’s congress is considering several changes to improve the current code.
