New club spotlight: GESP Olivia Hunt / Asst A+C Editor How does a social justice club transition from raising awareness to achieving tangible change on campus? There’s no one-size-fits-all approach, but the University of San Diego’s new Gender Equality and Sex Positivity club (GESP) seems to have a solid strategy […]
Read moreAssociated Student Government (ASG) President Marion Chavarria Rivera was placed under review by the ASG Executive Board during an Executive Board meeting on Tuesday, April 21.
Read moreAfter 48 hours of voting, USD students have chosen the Associated Student Government President and Vice President for the 2020-2021 academic year.
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The COVID-19 pandemic continues to make routine aspects of campus life difficult and complicated.
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Spring semester is racing by, and the students of USD will soon decide who will become their 2020-2021 Associated Student Government president and vice president.
Read moreIn light of the tense atmosphere at the Associated Student Government (ASG) senate meeting following the Feb.1 leadership training incident, in which a video was shown which made some students visibly uncomfortable, Assistant Vice President of Student Affairs Cynthia Avery, Ed.D. made the decision to address the senate.
Read moreFirst step in spring budget approval completed Dec. 12 with a quick turnaround Mikaela Foehr / News Editor / The USD Vista The last Associated Student Government (ASG) Senate meeting was centered around one thing: the spring budget. On Dec. 12, the senators met in Solomon Hall to review allocations […]
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The Associated Student Government Senate voted to officially defund the entire College Readership Program the Friday before Thanksgiving. Although, the decades-old program dedicated to informing USD students through access to national newspapers did not go down without a fight.
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Senior Tyler Arden began asking for greater transparency within Associated Student Government (ASG) in September. Arden then attended numerous ASG Senate meetings and each time requested that the student government make their budget public in an act of good faith and transparency.
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Take one look at each of the universities’ student governments, however, and the similarities seem to fade. While USD’s Associated Student Government (ASG) has been mired in more than a year’s worth of controversy and student concerns regarding their financial transparency and defunding of free newspaper access for students, LMU may not have had to weather similar issues.
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