University Student Council and Local College Council Candidate Stances

Sulong Tayo and UP ALYANSA candidates stated their stances on several university and national issues in the fast-talk portion of UPFront. 

Candidates running for positions in the University Student Council laid out their stances on various national and campus issues Tuesday, at the CSiyasat miting de avance to further cement their platforms and advocacies in the upcoming university student elections.

Eng'g students scrutinized the platforms of standard-bearer candidates gunning for the University Student Council on Thursday at Melchor Hall.

Councilor candidates for the University Student Council and squared up in the VotEng’g town hall Thursday at Melchor Hall. 

USC bets were queried about responses to various Eng'g issues like Gears and Pinions's mishandling of sexual misconduct cases. Some candidates shifted stances from positions they took during CSiyasat miting de avance. Sulong Tayo councilor candidate Angel Lopez now agrees with armed struggle, having reservations during the CSiyasat miting de avance.

Eng'g students scrutinized the platforms of candidates gunning for University Student Council and Engineering Student Council positions in the Voteng'g town hall meeting Thursday at the Engineering Theater in Melchor Hall. 

As the sole running party in Eng'g, the UP Progressive Innovative Movement in Engineering candidates were asked about dwindling student participation, shrinking org spaces, and the apparent lack of manpower in an ummobilized college of more than 5,000 students. USC bets were queried about responses to various Eng'g issues like Gears and Pinions' mishandling of sexual misconduct cases.

For the second consecutive year, SIKLAB-Eduk remains as the only party running for the College of Education Student Council. However,there are also independent candidates seeking a seat in the council. 

From the hot topic of the reframed GE core curriculum to the proposed trimestral calendar for K-12, get to know the pulse of the Eduk SC hopefuls.

The Collegian contacted the candidates of the National College of Public Administration and Governance student council elections regarding their stances on varying national and university issues.