IUSG vice president resigns, Congress to vote on new VP next week
Ava Smith resigned Sunday but will act as vice president until early January.
Ava Smith resigned Sunday but will act as vice president until early January.
IUSG President Zachary Goldberg discussed current issues facing Indiana University and his plans to mitigate them.
IUSG began the 2025-26 congressional term Monday.
IUSG released the preliminary results for fall elections Tuesday.
IUSG hopes to increase student involvement and implement new initiatives.
IU student government’s annual budget is just over $271,000.
Zach Goldberg and Ava Smith are the IU student body president-elect and vice president-elect.
Both tickets have been campaigning in the weeks before spring elections.
The coalition brings together student governments from colleges across Indiana.
The bill aims to fix a process that led to controversy in last spring’s election.
Students can vote for residential and academic congressional seats.
There are 20 vacant residential congressional seats.
IUSG has access to $281,059.19 for the 2024-25 academic year.
Cooper Tinsley and Nicole Santiuste will be inaugurated on Thursday.
The inauguration is now scheduled for April 25.
Several electoral complaints are said to be the reason for the delay.
The preliminary results will be announced March 25-26.
IUSG tickets include United for IUSG, NEXUS for IUSG, Unite IU for IUSG and FUSE for IUSG.
During the previous administration, $35,580 went towards stipends, though not every member received one.
Applications for the presidency and representatives of Congress are now open until Feb. 26.