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By the students, for the students of Central Washington University

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By the students, for the students of Central Washington University

The Observer

ASCWU back pedals on decision to cast recall election, President Anderson stays in office

ASCWU back pedals on decision to cast recall election, President Anderson stays in office

Jonathan Glover, Editor-in-Chief March 3, 2016

fter a private meeting Monday with Interim Provost Stephen Hulbert and Executive Director of Public Affairs Linda Schactler, the Associated Students of CWU (ASCWU) Student Government members decided not...

ASCWU decides not to pursue recall election, board still not confident in Andersons abilities as president

ASCWU decides not to pursue recall election, board still not confident in Anderson’s abilities as president

Julia Moreno, News Editor March 1, 2016

The Associated Students of Central Washington University (ASCWU) decided Monday not to pursue a recall election of President Ryan Anderson. Anderson also chose not to voluntarily resign. “We met with...

Disagreements between ASCWU and president came to head Monday, recall election planned moving forward

Disagreements between ASCWU and president came to head Monday, recall election planned moving forward

The Observer Staff February 25, 2016

Following Monday’s Associated Students of Central Washington University (ASCWU) meeting, board members have made plans to move forward with the process of a recall election of President Ryan Anderson,...

ASCWU President Ryan Anderson asked to resign prior to Mondays meeting, board moves ahead with vote of no confidence

ASCWU President Ryan Anderson asked to resign prior to Monday’s meeting, board moves ahead with vote of no confidence

The Observer Staff February 22, 2016

Updated Monday, Feb. 22 at 10 p.m. ASCWU officers expressed their discontent with President Ryan Anderson’s leadership capabilities by moving forward with a vote of no confidence in his ability to...

Student government recognizes 22 clubs, allocates $1100 for homecoming shirts

Student government recognizes 22 clubs, allocates $1100 for homecoming shirts

Troy R. Peterson, Staff Reporter October 8, 2014

On Oct 7, about 30 people gathered in the SURC pit for a meeting of the Associated Students of Central Washington University (ASCWU). The meeting primarily addressed the recognition of clubs for the academic...

First student government meeting highlights new voter registration, updates to mascots uniform

First student government meeting highlights new voter registration, updates to mascot’s uniform

Julia Martinez, Online Editor September 30, 2014

The Associated Students of Central Washington University Board of Directors met for the first time on Monday in the SURC Pit among a crowd of over 15 students, emphasizing a push toward freshmen registering...

BOD voter turnout down 40 from last years total

May 9, 2013

By MATTHEW THOMPSON, staff reporter   After a month of campaigns and 672 votes later, the Associated Students of Central Washington University Board of Directors election is over and seven students...

Board of Directors voting begins May 2

May 2, 2013

MATT THOMPSON and EVAN PAPPAS, staff reporters President: Bryan Elliott After considering various positions, Bryan Elliott made the decision to run for the President’s Office of the BOD. Currently...

Get to know your BOD current members

April 19, 2013

By MATT THOMPSON & EVAN PAPPAS, staff reporters   KJ Stilling,President   Inspiration: “I realized, wow I survived, wow I learned a lot, wow I met a lot of people. I could either...

BOD stresses the importance of student involvement

April 4, 2013

By CONNIE MORGAN, staff reporter The Associated Students of CWU Board of Directors met for their weekly meeting last night. The BOD laid the foundation for what to expect this quarter and had good and...

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