As voting for the  Society of Graduate and Professional Studies (SGPS) election closed Feb. 12, incumbent Justine Aman won a vote of confidence to continue for a second year as the President of the SGPS.

Team AmPLify was voted CESA’s next executive on Feb. 12. 

Aysha Tabassum and Shelby Talbot were elected the next Editors in Chief of The Journal, Volume 149, last Friday.

As voting closed Wednesday night, Jared Fernyc was elected the Residence Society’s (ResSoc) incoming Vice-President of Residential Affairs (VPRA).

As voting closed Wednesday, an 18.2 per cent turnout rate elected next year’s student leaders.

CESA Executive Teams BluEJay and AmPLify went head to head at a debate Monday evening over Zoom.

The Residence Society (ResSoc) held an open forum Sunday night on Zoom where Jared Fernyc, the sole candidate running for the position of Vice-President of Residential Affairs (VPRA), highlighted his platform and plans to build on current ResSoc programming.

At Saturday’s open forum, Team AGB and Team BPN, the two teams running to be the next Executive of the Smith Commerce Society (ComSoc), discussed the need to increase advocacy, transparency, and accessibility in Commerce.

Team Alyth and Brandon kicked off the ASUS executive open forum Friday, Feb. 5.

Candidates running in the Society of Graduate and Professional Students (SGPS) election met at a debate Feb. 5 over Zoom to discuss the year.

As one of two teams running for next year’s CESA Executive, Team AmPLify is focused on uplifting student voices.

Ahead of the CESA election, The Journal met with candidates to discuss their plans should they be elected.

Jared Fernyc, Eng ’23, is running uncontested for the Residential Society’s (ResSoc) Vice-President of Residential Affairs (VPRA).

Team BluEJay, one of two prospective CESA Executive teams, is building off of their previous experience at the Association in their platform.

Jaya Sharma, BHSc ’24, and Seyon Shelvachandren, Nurs ’24, discussed their platforms at the Undergraduate Trustee debate Wednesday night over Zoom.

As one of two teams running for next year’s Smith Commerce Society (ComSoc) executive, Team AGB is emphasizing the need to understand the problems within Commerce, act decisively, and be advocates.

Team BPN is encouraging student advocacy ahead of the contested Smith Commerce Society (ComSoc) executive election.

This week, candidates running to be the next executive of the Society of Graduate and Professional Students (SGPS) sat down with The Journal. Here’s what they had to say:

AMS executive candidates faced off in a debate held over Zoom on Wednesday evening for their final discussion prior to the election next week.There are two teams running for AMS executive this year. The first is Team RTZ: Presidential candidate Zaid Kasim, Sci ’21; Vice-Presidential (Operations) candidate Tiana Wong, ArtSci ’21; and Vice-Presidential (University Affairs) candidate Ryan Sieg, Kin ’21.

Need help breaking down the debates? The Journal has you covered. Splitscreen with the debate live stream and follow along for instant updates and analysis.Election Night 2021 – Curated tweets by queensjournal