Cal Poly Triota and Queer Student Union (QSU) hosted the first ever “Queer Town Hall,” in a Q&A format with the four Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) presidential candidates Monday. The meeting began with opening statements from the candidates, agricultural sciences junior Riley Nilsen, biomedical engineering junior Davis Negrete, business administration sophomore Archie Mitchell and political […]
Tag: elections
Posted inOpinion
A two party look at the Presidential Debate
Two columnists take a look at their perspective side’s candidate during the Presidential Debate.
Posted inOpinion
I’m going to tell you who to vote for
I am going to break the No. 1 rule of rational political discussions.
Posted inOpinion
Increasing the campus activism
I feel as if we have increased our efforts to be more invested in our campus throughout the year
Posted inASI
ASI sees slight increase in voter turnout
More than a quarter of the student population voted in this year’s ASI elections.
Posted inMustang News TV
30-Minute update: ASI president announced, inside the beekeeping class
Mustang News anchors Ayrton Ostly and David Kline update you on Mustang News’ biggest stories this week.
Posted inColumns, Opinion
On Cal Poly’s Election Apathy
We should care and remain informed because we actually have the option to do so.
Posted inASI, Mustang News TV, Opinion
Name That Candidate
Mustang News quizzes students on how well they’ve been paying attention during election season.
Posted in1-Minute Update, Mustang News TV
Mustang News Now: 1-Minute update
Mustang News anchor Leah Horner has the headlines you need to know going into this week.
Posted inASI, News
Candidates and the media: ASI makes recommendations for election code changes
Recommendations include having a “media day” where candidates freely talk with the media about their candidacy.
Posted inNews
ASI: presidential candidates cannot be revealed prior to election campaigning
Mustang Daily Staff Report news@mustangdaily.net At least four students have confirmed they are planning to run for president of Associated Students, Inc. (ASI), but student government officials say they run the risk of being disqualified if their intentions appear in writing. Though the students are allowed to speak in front of large groups, such as […]