Tess Loarie is Associated Students Inc.’s (ASI) new 2021-2022 president, and she said she feels excited and fortunate to have been elected by her peers to represent the Cal Poly student body. Tess Loarie was elected with a total of…
Tess Loarie elected for 2021-2022 ASI President
Liberal arts and engineering studies junior Tess Loarie was elected as Cal Poly’s new 2021-2022 ASI President. Loarie received a total of 1,113 votes with 1,979, or 9.4% of students voting in this election. Loarie received 56.2% of these votes,…
ASI plans for fully virtual spring election
Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) is preparing for an entirely virtual election process this spring. Although ASI has conducted their elections for ASI President and ASI Board of Directors in a virtual format for several years now, the pandemic has brought…
ASI votes to lower presidential campaign spending limit
Associated Students Inc. (ASI) voted to decrease campaign spending limits for student government presidential elections during their Board of Directors meeting Jan. 8. The spending limit was lowered to $1,500 per candidate — down $250 from last year’s elections, according…
Jasmin Fashami wins ASI presidency; Board of Directors announced
In a landslide victory, Fashami won with 4,308 votes. George Will received 1,883.
ASI presidential candidates debate on-campus issues
The two candidates, political science sophomore Jasmin Fashami and political science junior George Will, were asked pre-written and audience-submitted questions.
ASI presidential candidates discuss the issues at debate
The four candidates participated in six rounds of debate, each given one minute to answer a question
Get to know your 2017 ASI presidential candidates
Chase Dean Centering his platform around inclusivity and equality, political science junior Chase Dean aims to institute change that will benefit students from all walks of life. “Lots of people who keep preaching inclusivity and diversity aren’t doing anything about…
Today's Top 5: From ASI election to revamped registration
Olivia Doty [follow id=”doty_olivia”] Time flies by, so make sure not to miss the moments that made Today’s Top 5. 1. Live blog: ASI election coverage Yesterday was chock full of happenings involving the ASI presidential election, and this live…
The other race: Who's running for ASI Board of Directors?
Fifty-eight students are running to represent their college on the Board of Directors this year.