UPUA Passes Bill To Support Diwali 2026 Celebration
The 21st Assembly of the University Park Undergraduate Association (UPUA) met on Wednesday for a special presentation and to pass one bill.
After presidential reports, the meeting then moved to a special presentation on the Office of Physical Plant (OPP).
The OPP discussed a variety of services it provides, ranging from custodial services to grounds services, including snow removal.
The OPP asked UPUA to help spread information on how students can be prepared for extreme weather conditions and the appropriate attire to wear during those times.
Confirmations & Swearing-Ins
No new confirmations or swear-ins.
New Business
UPUA introduced one new bill.
Bill #34-21, South Asian Student Association Co-Sponsorship of Diwali 2026, proposes funding “Mango Lassis” in celebration of Diwali.
The South Asian Student Association will host this year’s Diwali event, celebrating South Asian tradition and culture. The event’s theme is “Light Over Darkness” and will include musical performances, dance, food, and more.
The Diwali celebration will take place on Friday at 8 p.m. in the Alumni Hall. The event is open to all students.
Bill #34-21 South Asian Student Association Co-Sponsorship of Diwali 2026 passed.
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