Milo Chang ’24 is a prospective political economy and computer science major from Rowland Heights, Calif. He is a staff writer for the news and features sections.
The student body passed a referendum on the continued existence of the WSU in this month’s student government elections, allowing the WSU to remain as the advocacy branch of the Three Pillars.
The Williams Student Union (WSU) is holding a referendum on its continued existence concurrently with once-per-semester elections. Voting will be open from March 3 to March 13, with results scheduled for release on March 15. The WSU elections will occur simultaneously with elections for Facilitators for Allocating Student Taxes (FAST), the funding body of the Three Pillars student government.
