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Letter to the Editor | Tuesday, February 18, 2020
To the Student Body of Notre Dame and the Greater Notre Dame Community, My name is Noble Patidar and I am a junior from Florida currently living in Keough Hall. I am a political science and finance double major and have been incredibly active in student life throughout my time at Notre Dame both inside
Observer Staff Report | Thursday, February 13, 2020
The Mercugliano-Lund ticket must forfeit its candidacy after it was found to have engaged in “highly unethical behavior,” Judicial Council announced in a press release early Thursday. The council’s Election Committee found junior Zachary Mercugliano and freshman Aviva Lund violated Section 17.1(i)(1) of the Student Body Constitution, which reads: “The promise of any office or
Observer Staff Report | Thursday, February 13, 2020
Student body vice president junior Patrick McGuire announced in an email to campus media Wednesday that the student senate declined to overturn the appeal of an earlier Election Committee decision. “The student senate has concluded their hearing of an appeal to an Election Committee decision and decided not to overturn it,” McGuire said in the
Observer Staff Report | Wednesday, February 12, 2020
Student body vice president junior Patrick McGuire announced in a press release Tuesday night that the student senate will hear an appeal to an “Election Committee decision” in the ongoing race for student body president and vice president. The results of the election were not announced Wednesday at midnight as originally scheduled. The new date
Observer Staff Report | Friday, February 7, 2020
The Election Committee of Judicial Council announced in a press release Friday that it is issuing a sanction to the Ingal-Galbenski ticket in response to a violation of Judicial Council’s Election Regulations. The committee determined juniors Rachel Ingal and Sarah Galbenski, candidates for student body president and vice president, violated Section 17.1(g)(6) of the student
Claire Rafford | Thursday, February 6, 2020
Diversity Council hosted its fourth-annual student government election debate on Wednesday evening in DeBartolo Hall. The debate asked the candidates to address issues of diversity and inclusion on Notre Dame’s campus. The candidates running for student body president and vice president this year are junior Noble Patidar and freshman Connor Patrick, junior Connor Whittle and
Observer Staff Report | Saturday, January 25, 2020
Notre Dame’s student body election has been postponed in light of Friday’s news that senior Annrose Jerry’s body was found in St. Mary’s Lake. “In an effort to give the student body time to grieve, the Judicial Council has consulted with the Student Activities Office and Student Government’s Office of the President to postpone the
Martha Reilly | Thursday, February 25, 2016
Saint Mary’s students assembled in Noble Family Dining Hall on Wednesday to listen to the platforms of the two student body president and vice president tickets. Presidential candidate McKenzie Johnson said she and her running mate Barbi Prokup, both juniors, hope to generate more enthusiasm for the services the Student Government Association (SGA) provides for
Observer Staff Report | Friday, February 12, 2016
Judicial Council released official percentages for voter turnout and election results from the race for student body president and vice president in an email Thursday morning. According to the email, the winning ticket — junior Corey Robinson and sophomore Rebecca Blais — garnered 59.41 percent of the votes cast in Wednesday’s election. Overall, voter turnout this year was
Observer Editorial Board | Thursday, February 13, 2014
At 9:54 a.m. Tuesday, the Judicial Council announced in an email that juniors Lauren Vidal and Matthew Devine won the runoff election for student body president and vice president, beating junior Olivia LaMagna and sophomore Rohan Andresen by 276 votes. According to the Judicial Council’s email, 3,862 students voted, 46 percent of eligible undergraduate students.