UA takes stock of year's projects
As their terms draw to a close, Undergraduate Assembly members have achieved varying levels of success with their goals, UA Chairwoman Rachel Fersh said.
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As their terms draw to a close, Undergraduate Assembly members have achieved varying levels of success with their goals, UA Chairwoman Rachel Fersh said.
The Undergraduate Assembly and class boards will contain many familiar faces next year.
Student leaders have selected six campus groups to present their views to top administrators in the coming school year.
More are voting in student elections this year than last, elections officials say, but they add that turnout still has a long way to go.
Despite negative feedback from other universities, the Undergraduate Assembly has faith that a new music downloading service will be a hit at Penn.
Illegal music downloading may become a thing of Penn's past.
The paperwork is done, and the candidates are ready for the race.
A $3 fee didn't deter 780 students from taking a student-organized shuttle to the Philadelphia International Airport before last week's vacation.
Student groups received an extra seat on the University's top advising body last year, and with applications due today, it remains to be seen exactly who will get a spot.
The Undergraduate Assembly plans again to help students catch their flights this week, but this time, there's a catch.
For the Undergraduate Assembly, handing out $1.5 million is all in a night's work.
After last year's Spring Fling concert failed to garner much support, this year's show, featuring rock band O.A.R., is being widely hailed as a major improvement.
Students imagined what Penn could look like in the year 2030 at a town hall meeting last night, and their vision was heavy on housing and retail.
After several student candidates were disqualified last fall for breaking campaign rules, a student government organization is changing the rules.
A recent student-organized report that recommended freshman-concentrated housing seems vaguely familiar to one that students worked on two years ago, some say.
The Undergraduate Assembly is trying to figure out exactly how much it should resemble the United States Congress.
Students gave details of how they want campus life to change to top administrators, including Provost Ron Daniels, on Monday.
Over two-thirds of undergraduates are in favor of housing space geared almost exclusively to freshmen, according to a recent Undergraduate Assembly survey on the College House system.
The Undergraduate Assembly passed its 2006 dining proposal this week, proposing changes that range from extended hours in dining halls to cheaper meal plans.
Some students would rather eat lunch with a Penn faculty member than with friends.