CSC Elections Archives

Philosophy sophomore is lone candidate for auditor in CSC polls

05

Mar

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Philosophy sophomore is lone candidate for auditor in CSC polls

by ARTHUR N. APOSTOL A PHILOSOPHY sophomore from the Faculty of Arts and Letters will be running unopposed for the position of auditor in the coming Central Student Council (CSC) polls. Independent candidate and former UST Senior High School Student Council (UST-SHS SC) president Dale Marollano is also the only…

CSC VP bet urges Thomasians to fight against red-tagging

05

May

By The Flame News

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CSC VP bet urges Thomasians to fight against red-tagging

by ARTHUR N. APOSTOL DESPITE THE continuous red-tagging incidents in the University, students should not be afraid to continue to fight by speaking up, vice presidential candidate for Central Student Council (CSC) Gerald Dela Cruz said Sunday. “Marami nang mga progresibong kabataan at organisasyon ang napahamak dahil sa lantarang red-tagging…

Artlets bets for CSC campaign for students’ rights, voters’ education

05

May

By The Flame News

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Artlets bets for CSC campaign for students’ rights, voters’ education

by JANIS JOPLIN MOISES and KAREN RENEE NOGOY ARTLET CANDIDATES for the Central Student Council (CSC) vowed on Friday to amplify the students’ rights and voters’ education, and to dignify the voice and welfare of Thomasians amid pandemic. Interim CSC Secretary and sole candidate for presidency, Krizia Milleny Bricio, seeks…

3 Artlets to run unopposed for CSC seats

22

Apr

By Kristine Erika Agustin and Matthew Dave Jucom

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3 Artlets to run unopposed for CSC seats

THREE INDEPENDENT bets from the Faculty of Arts and Letters will be running unopposed as they seek positions in the Central Student Council (CSC) for the upcoming 2021 elections, according to the official list of the UST Central Commission on Elections (Comelec). Interim CSC Secretary Krizia Milleny Bricio is the…

23

Apr

By Luis Miguel Arucan

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Artlets is new CSC President

FORMER CENTRAL Student Council (CSC) Public Relations Officer (PRO) and Political Science (PolSci) junior Francis Gabriel Santos will lead the CSC next academic year. Santos, who garnered a total 13,351 votes, beat rival Civil Law junior Karizza Kamille Cruz (9,414 votes), and 3,383 unanswered ballots. “We will focus on students’…

21

Oct

By Editor in Chief

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Setting the bar higher

DISSATISFACTION WITH a candidate’s platforms is just one of the factors that would make a voter consider other options in a ballot. But what if the other candidates still seem unfit for the position they are running for in the student council? The voters would rather opt to abstain or…

Apathetic or awakened?: Reflecting on Thomasians’ rising involvement in campus politics

20

Oct

By The Flame Issues

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Apathetic or awakened?: Reflecting on Thomasians’ rising involvement in campus politics

THE PREVIOUS academic year has passed and so has the period of student council elections. However, Thomasians are left to deal with the aftermath of the messy event. After abstentions left vacant the positions of president, vice president, treasurer, and auditor in the Central Student Council (CSC), and vice president-internal,…

23

Apr

By The Flame News

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Pol Sci sophomore is new CSC PRO

POLITICAL SCIENCE (PolSci) sophomore and independent candidate Francis Gabriel Santos was elected public relations officer of the Central Student Council (CSC) after garnering a total of 9,277 votes. Santos swept fellow Artlet Lance Lauren Santiago from Lakas Tomasino Coalition (LTC) and Nursing junior John Rhorick Legaspi from Lakas ng Diwang Tomasino…

Artlets CSC bets seek active studentry in mandatory debate

21

Apr

By The Flame News

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Artlets CSC bets seek active studentry in mandatory debate

CENTRAL STUDENT Council (CSC) candidates from the Faculty of Arts and Letters (AB) bared their platforms and stands on different University issues in Tagisan 2016 mandatory debate, all seeking to end student apathy and to promote active involvement in the Thomasian community. Both vying for the position of public relations…

01

Apr

By The Flame News

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3 Artlets vie for CSC posts

ALL VOWING to bring change in the Thomasian community, three aspirants from the Faculty of Arts and Letters are among the 17 candidates declared eligible to run in the upcoming Central Student Council (CSC) elections by the University’s Central Commission on Elections (Central Comelec). Newly-resigned Arts and Letters Student Council (ABSC)…