Robust. If I had to describe the final meeting of the UPUA's Ninth Assembly in one word, I'd call it robust, and that's not just because it was President Anand Ganjam's favorite buzzword over the course of his year in office. Nineteen items of legislation were passed on Wednesday evening as another chapter of Penn State's undergraduate student government came to a close, the culmination of a controversial yet undeniably productive year for the UPUA.
The Atlantic contributing editor and author of The Dark Power of Fraternities spoke last night on the Greek system and its various issues.
UPUA Candidate Spotlight: Shannon Rafferty's experience is her key to victory in this year's race.
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Pride Week is in full swing for the LGBTQA community at Penn State, and we've got the listing of the rest of this week's festivities.
The first presidential debate of the 2015 UPUA election took place last night, with each ticket addressing a slew of issues at the forefront. Ryan Belz, Hamsa Fayed, Emily McDonald, and Shannon Rafferty sat in front of their peers, accompanied by their respective running mates--Zach Longstreth, Dylan Sundy, Terry Ford, and Gokul Sundar. The mood felt light, as each ticket seemed to agree with the other's plan, asking thorough questions with the hopes of gaining a better understanding of each ticket's plan going forward.