Students select credit-hour, loyalty-based priority system in ticket referendum
Auburn student ticketing has been reformed once more with the results of the postseason ticket referendum held Feb.
Auburn student ticketing has been reformed once more with the results of the postseason ticket referendum held Feb.
No major candidates were faced with violations.
Campaign supporters filled the student center ballroom Monday night for the much anticipated SGA debate.
Experience was the main topic of conversation Monday night in the student center ballroom for the Miss Auburn debates.
Two CLA tickets were found to have violated a section of the SGA Code of Laws that prohibits the campaigns from posting posters on bulletin boards marketed for departmental use only.
Voting opened at 7 a.m. on AUAccess and will close at 7 p.m. tonight. Results are expected at 10 p.m.
The five candidates who are running for College of Agriculture senators.
A referendum on post-season ticket distribution was passed on Jan.
Irish dignitary visits Auburn From peacekeeping contributions to the United Nations to the “very good” whiskey, Shane Stephens, consul general of Ireland in Atlanta, brought the Irish experience to Auburn on Thursday.
Mike Clardy, assistant vice president for communications and marketing, said the update takes place every five years.
The annual SGA debate will be held at 7 p.m. Monday night in the Student Center.
There is one student running for school of nursing senator and no students running for school of nursing council.
There are eight students running for college senator and six running for council.
There is one student running for pharmacy senator and two students running for pharmacy council.
Four students are running for Human Sciences senator and two are running for schools council.
There are three students running for University college senator and none running for cabinet.
There is no candidate for senator, president or vice president. The Student Senate will appoint someone to the position.
There are four candidates running for graduate school senator.
Meet the two candidates for CADC senator.
Kressie Kornis, junior in English literature, is the president and founder of Auburn for Bees. She said the organizations’ main goal is to raise awareness and education about bees.