On the plus side, this means that expectations for ASUU government are not unrealistic. However, it also means that ASUU is left without a clear agenda for next year. This is especially the case this year with such a good split between the two main parties. What I want to know is what students want their new representatives to accomplish. What is feasible and what is most important will likely become more clear over the next several months, but it would be helpful to get some student insights now, early in the game.
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You may post without an account, but only anonymously. The following comments are owned by whoever posted them. ASUU is not responsible for them in any way. This year saw a lot of progress with new services, like this site, and the new main ASUU page. It does not seem like ASUU itself is even taking an active role in some of its best services.