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Residence hall privacy policy may change

Residence hall privacy policy may changeStudent Senate is considering a policy that could change student privacy rights in KU residence halls. Watch to learn more about the possible changes and implications.
May 01, 2009

Senate campaign full of controversy

Senate campaign full of controversyThis year's campaign for KU Student Senate had many unexpected twists and turns, from canceled debates to one vice-presidential candidate possibly losing her seat. United Students won by a slim margin.
April 17, 2009

United Students wins student senate election

United Students wins student senate electionIn Thursday night's elections, United Students came away with the president and vice president positions, but Envision won more senate seats. KUJH reporters caught up with coalition representatives afterwards.
April 16, 2009

Envision candidate reacts to election results

Envision candidate reacts to election resultsKUJH's Wendy McCart interviews former Envision presidential candidate J.J. Siler shortly after the results are announced Thursday evening.
April 16, 2009

United Students' VP candidate left on ballot

United Students' VP candidate left on ballotIn a decision made by Chancellor Robert Hemenway early this morning, vice presidential candidate May Davis was left on the Student Senate election ballot despite being suspended by the election committee board. If Davis wins the seat, she will have to win an appeal of the decision.
April 15, 2009

Senate OKs Athletics gifts

Senate OKs Athletics giftsStudent Senate rejected a bill that would have prohibited gifts from groups like KU Athletics to Senate members.
April 17, 2008

Senate has $18 million

Senate has $18 millionStudent senators have begun working toward platform issues, such as improving parking safety on campus. The senate has $18 million to use during the next year.
April 11, 2008

Pres. spot goes to United

Pres. spot goes to UnitedFind out how ConnectKU, Students of Liberty and United Students fared in the 2008 Student Senate election.
April 10, 2008

Senate elections wrap up

Senate elections wrap upStudent Senate coalitions vied for student votes today as the Student Senate election drew to an end.
April 10, 2008

Campaigners annoy voters

Campaigners annoy votersAs Student Senate coalitions tried to persuade students to vote for them today, many students became annoyed with the candidates.
April 10, 2008

Group touts cutting costs

Group touts cutting costsStudents of Liberty is the final political coalition to be featured on KUJH before next week's Student Senate election. Adam Wood is the group's presidential candidate.
April 04, 2008

Group seeks parking plan

Group seeks parking planOne Student Senate party has proposed that students should be able to park free at the Kansas Union's parking garage after 5:00 p.m.
March 27, 2008

Potter Lake a big priority

Potter Lake a big priorityThe ConnectKU coalition announced a platform to improve conditions around Potter Lake. A task force was created to gather student input for the lake.
March 26, 2008

Senate supports boathouse

Senate supports boathouseStudent Senate passed legislation Wednesday night to fund construction of a new boathouse along the Kansas River.
March 06, 2008

Senate upholds athletics fee

Senate upholds athletics feeStudent Senate voted to support an $80 annual student fee that helps fund women's and non-revenue sports.
February 21, 2008

New bill helps groups list ads

New bill helps groups list adsStudent senate passed a bill that allows more student groups to advertise events in The University Daily Kansan.
February 14, 2008

Senate backs Oread Inn

Senate backs Oread InnStudent Senate killed a resolution opposing against the Oread Inn construction plan. Some senators are still opposed to the hotel, saying it wouldn't benefit students in the area.
January 31, 2008

Senate race heats up

Senate race heats upIt's the last day of voting for the student Senate elections, and tensions are running high.
April 12, 2007

Senate elections Wednesday

Senate elections WednesdayStudent Senate elections start Wednesday. Candidates and their supporters braved rain and cold today to get their word out and try to convince students to vote for them.
April 10, 2007

Referendums increase fees

Referendums increase feesTwo KU on Wheels referendum will be voted on by students this week and may increase fees this fall. This is the first student senate special election in eight years.
February 12, 2007

Referendums increase student fees

Referendums increase student feesThe referendums to fund non-revenue sports and multicultural education passed in this week's election, but the referendum to decrease student fees was defeated.
April 13, 2006

Delta Force and Ignite celebrate victories

Delta Force and Ignite celebrate victoriesDelta Force and Ignite celebrated their respective victories Wednesday night at their victory parties. Ignite won the President and Vice President seats, as well as 35 senate seats. Delta Force won the other 20 seats.
April 13, 2006

Ignite takes victory in student election

Ignite takes victory in student electionKU students have chosen Ignite candidate Jason Boots as student senate president. Majority of senate seats went to Ignite.
April 13, 2006

Poll close, votes are tallied

Poll close, votes are talliedThe polls are closed and votes are being counted. Did students come out to vote, and was online voting a success?
April 12, 2006

Student Senate elections are in full force

Student Senate elections are in full forceIt's campaign season for students at KU. Every last vote counts and students are encouraged to get their votes in while they can.
April 11, 2006

KU student senate elections kickoff Tuesday

KU student senate elections kickoff TuesdayIt's election time once again at KU and student senate members campaigned Monday afternoon. Despite a low voter turnout in recent years, election officials are hopeful that students will get out and vote.
April 10, 2006

Ignite and Delta Force continue their campaigns

Ignite and Delta Force continue their campaignsIgnite and Delta Force are continuing to campaign for the upcoming election. KUJH-TV takes a look at both coalitions to see how their campaign strategies differ.
April 06, 2006

Students petition for reduced fees

Students petition for reduced feesAs a result of a petition, students might soon be paying less in campus fees.
March 30, 2006

Student Senate writes bill to protect renters

Student Senate writes bill to protect rentersStudent Senate goes after landlords who overcharge their tenants.
February 09, 2006

Plan gives students affordable health care

Plan gives students affordable health careA new health plan offers students more coverage on prescription drugs.
August 27, 2005

University offers alternative student health plan

New plan offers higher lifetime coverage and payment for services outside the student health center.
August 24, 2005

KU senate encourages online class evaluation

KU senate encourages online class evaluationThe University of Kansas Student Senate wants more feedback on the online course evaluations.
May 10, 2005

Fliers help candidates

Fliers help candidatesCandidates pass out fliers in an attempt to get last minute votes.
April 14, 2005

KUnited sweeps Student Senate elections

KUnited sweeps Student Senate electionsKUnited wins the Student Senate presidency Thursday evening with 55% of the vote.
April 14, 2005

2005 Student Senate elections

2005 Student Senate electionsView the results of the 2005 Student Senate Election.
April 13, 2005

Student Senate candidates present goals

Student Senate candidates present goalsPresidential candidates from Delta Force, KUnited and Student Voice emphasize their group''s goals in the upcoming election.
April 11, 2005

Wireless turned on in Allen Fieldhouse

Wireless turned on in Allen FieldhouseAfter one year of planning, students can finally surf the web while camping in Allen Fieldhouse with the new wireless internet. Find out more about the new network in the story.
February 07, 2005

Student senators campaign for on-campus beer sales

Student senators campaign for on-campus beer salesUniversity of Kansas student senators are scheduled to vote Wednesday night on legislation that could allow beer sales in the student union.
February 01, 2005

Student senate working on new bill

KU''s Student Executive Committee Chair, Arthur Jones, is working on a bill that clearly defines exactly what Student Senate can and cannot fund when it comes to religious groups on campus.
January 27, 2005