By Martin Griffin, Charles Harless, Hanish Rathod and Jared Fox Did you know that the first Graduate Students Association president was James LuValle, the Olympic medal winner? Read more...

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The biggest problem with the Financial Supports Commission is that its role is unclear to the student body and sometimes to the commissioners themselves. Ryan Smeets, who already has experience working within the office, has a strong vision for the commission’s future. Read more...

Michelle Sassounian is an articulate and convincing leader who has been working for the Academic Affairs Commission since 2003. A member of Bruins United, Sassounian is the only candidate for Academic Affairs commissioner. Read more...

The four uncontested candidates for USAC’s least political positions are proven leaders already serving in the offices they will control next year. Never mind that Jason Kaminsky is running unopposed for Campus Events Commissioner ““ he is, hands down, the right person for the job. Read more...

Running for an important yet traditionally under-utilized office in the past, Joe Vardner from Bruins United offers the impressive experience and understanding of the Facilities Supports Commission that can bring it back to life and get some real work done. Read more...

Of the six candidates running for general representative, Megan Carney, Brian Neesby and Dorothy Le offer the most experience and passion. Carney and Le are both members of the Future Front slate, and Neesby is a member of Bruins United. Read more...