Undergraduate Council
Palaniappan and Huesa Plan to ‘Make Harvard Home’
Sruthi Palaniappan ’20 and Julia M. Huesa ’20 are running to lead the Undergraduate Council under the slogan “make Harvard home.”
Ragheb-Miller
Undergraduate Council Presidential Candidates Daniel K. Ragheb ’20 and Samyra C. Miller ’21
Palaniappan-Huesa
Undergraduate Council Presidential candidates Sruthi Palaniappan '20 Julia M. Huesa ’20 at the UC-Crimson Debate
Khoury-Agrawal
Undergraduate Council Presidential Candidates Nadine M. Khoury '20 and Arnav Agrawal '20.
Khoury and Agrawal Push Transparency and Accessibility
Nadine M. Khoury ’20 and Arnav Agrawal ’20 are running to lead the Undergraduate Council on their campaign slogan of “Transform Harvard.”
Ragheb and Miller Advocate Greater Inclusivity in Presidential Campaign
Daniel “Danny” K. Ragheb ’20 and Samyra C. Miller ’21 are running to lead UC on a campaign slogan of “The Mic Is Ours.”
Crossfire Debate
The Harvard Crimson hosted a Crossfire Debate with this year’s four Undergraduate Council presidential tickets on Saturday evening.
Crossfire debate
Candidates debated Harvard’s most pressing issues including the policy on final clubs, mental health, sexual assault, and diversity.
Crossfire Debate
At this year's Crossfire Debate, the four Undergraduate Council presidential tickets debated a range of topics including social group sanctions, mental health, sexual assault, and diversity.
UC Puts Two Divestment Referenda on Election Ballot
The UC voted to place two referenda challenging Harvard's investment decisions on the ballot for its presidential election this week. The questions ask whether Harvard should divest from fossil fuels and the prison industry.
UC Presidential Tickets Debate Lawsuit, Shopping Week
The three presidential tickets running to lead the Undergraduate Council faced off in the UC-Crimson “Crossfire” Debate Saturday evening, sparring over controversial issues including the ongoing Harvard admissions lawsuit.
Outsider Candidates Face Hurdles Running for Council Leadership
Five years after two non-UC members claimed the student body’s highest elected offices for the first time in its history, more outsiders have tossed their hats in the ring than in any Council election in over a decade.
UC Questions When to Pay for Student Events Under New Funding Structure
A recent update to the way the College funds student groups has left the Undergraduate Council with more money than ever before. But it has also sparked disagreements within the body over when it should fund student events.
Four Tickets to Run in UC Presidential Election
Prospective candidates needed to gather 150 signatures from fellow students by Monday evening to appear on the ballot. Voting will run from Monday, Nov. 12 to Thursday, Nov. 15.
UC Meeting
Catherine L. Zhang ’19 and Nicholas D. Boucher ’19 will conclude their term as President and Vice President at the end of the semester.
