The percentage of students who vote in student government elections has been gradually increasing over the past 10 years, with voting spikes in 2011 and 2013.
Five things you missed at the ASI presidential debate
The three Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) 2019-2020 presidential candidates met at 11 a.m. Thursday, April 18, in the Julian A. McPhee University Union (UU) Plaza to advocate their platforms and debate campus issues. The presidential candidates are environmental management and protection…
A look back at the past ASI presidencies
The Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) President is one of the most recognizable figures on-campus. However, their visibility around campus does not secure the student body’s understanding of their role and powers. Despite being in her last quarter of college, business…
Cal Poly’s next ASI President: Getting to know Jasmin
When Jasmin Fashami was announced the 2018-2019 Associated Students Inc. (ASI) president, her supporters erupted into cheers as she covered her mouth in surprise. “It was just so shocking, to say the least. I still now am kind of at…
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 candidate filings open, campaigns begin in spring
ASI candidate filings for Board of Directors and ASI President are open until Feb. 23.
Candlelight vigil held for Las Vegas shooting victims; student’s parents injured
In honor of those who were affected by the shooting in Las Vegas, ASI hosted a candlelight vigil.
ASI President Riley Nilsen charges into fall quarter
ASI President Riley Nilsen is working hard to connect with the student body on every level.
Colombini reflects on ‘crazy’ journey as ASI president
Jana Colombini has officially ended her term as Associated Students, Inc. president, but not her time at Cal Poly.
Spending down, turnout up in last ASI presidential election
This was the first presidential race in the past five years where the winner was not the candidate who spent the most.