Anand Ganjam and running mate Emily McDonald enter the election with the most thorough and comprehensive platform and a history of leadership, student government experience, and tangible change in their past. As such, Onward State has chosen to endorse the Ganjam-McDonald ticket in this year's UPUA election, taking place this coming Wednesday.
Although Homecoming 2014 is still five months away, Homecoming is already in full swing, selecting this year's emcees and rolling out some new merchandise.
It's probably been a while since you've dusted off the old DDR mat and put your arrow stepping skills to the test. Little did I know that right under our very noses a devoted group of Dance Dance Revolution connoisseurs were breaking a sweat and breaking it down every week here at Penn State. They are known as the Dance Dance Maniacs, and I stopped by the Waring Commons Cultural Lounge Thursday night to see what's shaking.
My name is Brian Aynardi, a candidate running for GSA Treasurer (Ph.D. College of Ag). As a disclaimer – I am currently a member of the Judiciary, but have removed myself from the elections process in order to run for this position. In the essence of transparency, I felt an obligation to provide the graduate and professional student community with pertinent information regarding an extremely important concern: healthcare.
UPUA Presidential candidates provided a more contentious dialogue during the second and final debate last night in the HUB Auditorium. Tickets Anand Ganjam and Emily McDonald, Meeten Doshi and Kate Taylor, and Melissa McCleery and Tim Rinehart answered questions regarding both external and internal UPUA governance, in addition to defending their own platforms and questioning opponents’.
It has just been announced that Canyon Pizza will be raising its slices to $1.50, effective April 2nd.