The results are in, amigos: Enoch Weng has been elected as the SFSS president for the 2015/2016 year. “I don’t even know how to feel. Just so loved,” Weng told The Peak after his fellow candidates had let him down from their shoulders amid chants
In the early hours of Friday, March 27, the new SFSS board of directors members were officially announced. The Peak was there and tweeting. We’ve got the results for you here, but there was plenty more fun to be had. Here are the 10 best
Curious about the results of tonight’s election? We’ve got you covered. Winners are in red. For our top moments, read more here. SFSS President Enoch Weng: 858 Zied Masmoudi: 638 Erik Hadekaer: 605 Kayode Fatoba: 500 Johnny Aether: 125 VP Finance Barbara Szymcyzk: 1550 Karan
They laughed, they cried, they debated important student issues. Emotions and energy ran high at the four 2015 SFSS Elections debates held during this year’s campaigning period. Candidates participated in four rigorous debates at SFU’s Surrey, Vancouver, and Burnaby campuses over the past week and
In the third debate this week, Executive candidates for the 2015 Simon Fraser Student Society (SFSS) General Elections battled it out at SFU’s Harbour Centre campus. There were so many amazing moments, we couldn’t just settle for 10! So, here are the 24 most noteworthy
Candidates and a few attendees gathered in a small lecture hall in Harbour Centre yesterday to participate in the second all-candidates debate of the 2015 SFSS general elections. After the first few candidates debated, it became clear by the varying level of applause that different
The 2015 Simon Fraser Student Society General Elections hosted a second all-candidates debate yesterday afternoon at SFU’s Harbour Centre campus. Here are some of the most noteworthy moments from the online debate conversation. 1. When Presidential candidate Zied Masmoudi commented on the importance of putting
“I have no idea what I’m going to do, so it’s pretty crazy. My whole life, since I was young, I always knew what the next step would be — and I think that’s the way it is for most people,” Rebecca Langmead reflects as
Students meandered in and out of the SFU Surrey atrium last week while candidates for the Simon Fraser Student Society (SFSS) elections vied for their votes at the first debate of this year’s election season. The atrium was scarcely populated when the debates began at
If you couldn’t make it to the Simon Fraser Student Society (SFSS) Surrey debate this morning, don’t sweat it! The Peak has you covered. We will be providing election coverage throughout the following weeks, but for now, here is a taste of what you missed this