It's a UPUA elections tradition unlike any other -- election day breakfast at the downtown Waffle Shop.
As my final semester in Happy Valley hurtles to a close (slowww downnnn!), I can't help but look back on the past four wonderful years and wonder what I could have done differently. While I try to preach and practice a "no regrets" mentality, I can't say I wouldn't change a few things if given the chance. With that in mind, here are five things I wish I would have done during my time at Penn State.
While it may be fun to go through the list and vote for whoever has the coolest name, it's damaging to democracy to vote uninformed. In the lasting words of the first UPUA President-Elect Jay Bundy, "You voted for me bitches. That was a bad idea." We don't want that to happen again, so we've compiled a list of resources to use when voting today.
Historically, the second UPUA presidential debate provides more entertainment and insight than the first. Candidates are tired after two and a half weeks of campaigning, and after getting more comfortable in the elections game, are more apt to start throwing mud. Simply put -- I expected tempers to flare in Alumni Hall, but what I got was more of the same.
With UPUA election day quickly approaching, we reached out to the candidates to help you make an informed vote on March 28. There are 5 students running for 7 positions this year (That's not a typo).
With UPUA election day quickly approaching, we reached out to the candidates to help you make an informed vote on March 28. There are 8 students running for 6 positions this year.