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John McCoy elected CSU president
Three students ran for CSU president, by Tuesday it was down to two and by last night, the winner was announced. Arts & Sciences junior John McCoy was elected as the CSU president for the next year. Winning in a run-off, McCoy is thankful for all of the work that went into his campaign. “It [...]
CSU down to Two: Run-off between Worcester and McCoy
Monday evening, Creighton Students Union candidates John McCoy, Kelsea Worcester and Heartim Williams held a debate to finalize their platforms and let the student body know what they wanted to do with CSU. On Tuesday evening, the votes were tallied and the announcement, made by current Vice President for Taylor Jantz, was this: nobody had [...]
CSU strives for more student involvement
The way in which Creighton students are represented could change Monday, as the Creighton Students Union put forth a new constitutional proposal for the student body to vote on. CSU hopes that these changes will allow for better representation of all Creighton students. Currently CSU represents all undergraduate and graduate students. It is geared towards [...]
Video: CSU Election Results
2011 CSU Elections Did you attend the State of the Student address? What issues are you looking to have our new president address? Video Courtesy of Scarlett Blake.
Letter: McAcy encourages students to vote
For those of you who had Fall Break last week, I hope you had the chance to relax and reenergize for the rest of the semester. Next Tuesday, Nov. 1 is election day for the Creighton Students Union. From 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., all students (undergraduate and graduate/professional) will get the chance to cast [...]
Presidential candidates explain platforms
As election day for the Creighton Students Union approaches both presidential candidates reflected on their goals for CSU, as well as how a future change to the CSU Constitution will affect the organization. Arts & Sciences junior Matthew Gillespie and Business junior Matthew Novotny are the two students running to head CSU. Gillespie is the [...]