Elections

GSSC rules are not meant to be broken

GSSC overstepped its ethical boundaries when selecting the new VP of finance.

By Mahogany Wright | Oct 2 07:54 pm ET

Odessky elected 2015 class prez; Mandelbaum wins 2013 race

The Crown Party swept the top of the ticket in the Class of 2015 CCSC elections.

By Sarah Darville and Finn Vigeland | Sep 22 03:08 am ET

Resignations spark council competition

Mario Rosser, resigned as president of the class of 2013 at the start of the year, as did senior class representative Hannah Wilentz. Now, students are campaigning for those positions at a time usually reserved for first-year council elections.

By Melanie Broder | Sep 15 01:59 am ET

CU Charge to lead student council

Forty-five percent of students voted in the CCSC election—an 18-20 percent increase in participation.

By Sonalee Rau, Sammy Roth, and Melanie Broder | Apr 14 08:25 am ET

In the name of fair elections

The Elections Board's goal is to provide a level playing field for candidates.

By Columbia College Student Elections Board | Apr 13 10:23 pm ET

ESC will hold open elections next year

Next year's ESC e-board elections will take place online and solicit votes from the entire student body, a method used by other student councils.

By Sonalee Rau | Apr 12 04:27 am ET

Three parties begin campaign for CCSC exec

The three parties running have already set up websites, posted flyers everywhere from Lerner Hall to Nussbaum, and have taken up outposts around campus.

By Melanie Broder | Apr 5 03:09 am ET

SGA presidential hopefuls share platforms

All three presidential candidates said that if elected they would prioritize community building.

By Amanda Stibel | Apr 5 03:06 am ET

CCSC sees start of election season, increase in candidates

Seventy-one students are running for positions on class councils and the Executive Board of CCSC this year.

By Melanie Broder | Mar 28 04:20 am ET

Elections board releases candidates for CCSC

The three parties who have filed their candidacy with the CCSC Election Board for the Executive Board are CU Charge, UniteCU, and Better Columbia.

By Leah Greenbaum | Mar 26 01:25 am ET

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