Members outlined their vision for the future in detailed document
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ASI Senate examines $18 million dollar budget
The 54 page document funds everything from salaries to events
VP candidate questions legitimacy of ASI election
Lieutenant Governor visits ASI Senate for Q&A
ASI elections are right around the corner
Senate resolves to remove mascot, appoints senator to board
Associated Students Inc. Senate discussed possible methods of sourcing a replacement for Prospector Pete including a school-wide vote during Wednesday night’s meeting. Long Beach State is replacing longtime mascot Prospector Pete due to his association with the gold rush prospectors he represents and their role in the genocide of Native[Read More…]
Campus Clash sparks a Senate debate on transparency
The Associated Students Inc. Senate members found themselves in a heated discussion this Wednesday regarding how Long Beach State officials announced the occurrence of the Campus Clash talk back in October. President Jane Conoley sent an email to all students just hours before the event was scheduled to begin, failing[Read More…]
The Senate’s confirmation of Brett Kavanaugh is yet another mistake in a troubled history
Following a virulent Senate hearing, multiple sexual assault allegations and a week-long FBI investigation, the Supreme Court accepted Judge Brett Kavanaugh as its newest justice. Christine Blasey Ford, a psychology professor at Palo Alto University, delivered a powerful address in the hearing to testify Kavanaugh had attempted to rape her[Read More…]
ASI Senate reports infrastructure fixes
Over the next few months, Cal State Long Beach students will start to see a series of renovations aimed at upping the structural integrity and appearance of a number of buildings across campus. Senate President’s Designee Jeff Klaus said during the closing minutes of the Associated Students, Inc. Senate meeting[Read More…]
CSULB ASI Senate tables agenda
The Associated Students Inc. is considering a resolution to ask California State University, Long Beach to end relationships with organizations that have been known to discriminate against the LGBT community. The idea behind the resolution arose when The Campus Pride, a national non-profit organization, informed Sen. Kelsey Reyes that CSULB’s[Read More…]