Shayna Levy
Shayna Levy is a news editor at the Daily. She is a sophomore studying political science and civic studies, and you can reach her at shayna.levy@tufts.edu
Tufts Community Union Senate holds first regular meeting of semester
By Alex Boyle and Shayna Levy | January 22On Jan. 19, the Tufts Community Union Senate met for its first meeting of the spring semester, in which it held internal elections for Parliamentarian and Diversity Officer, presented data from the TCU Senate Student Experience Survey, and voted on proposed changes to the Treasury Procedures Manual.
TCU officers discuss lack of resolutions in fall semester
By Shayna Levy | January 22The Tufts Community Union Senate did not pass any resolutions last semester, which marks a difference from previous semesters that can be attributed to changes in how the Senate approaches student feedback. Resolutions are formal lobbying tools often used by student groups and individuals to necessitate Senate action on an issue.
TCU Senate to launch campuswide survey to assess student experience
By Shayna Levy | November 14The Tufts Community Union Senate Administration & Policy Committee is releasing a survey intended to provide a comprehensive understanding of the student experience at Tufts. The survey is intended to “encompass the entirety of the student experience here at Tufts,” with questions spanning dining, academics, facilities, residential life and campus culture, according to Administration & Policy Committee Chair Spencer Kluger, a sophomore.
TCU Senate discusses TCU Judiciary, club sports, committee updates
By Shayna Levy | November 12At the Tufts Community Union Senate meeting on Sunday, members discussed the TCU Judiciary, clubs sports and ongoing projects. The TCU Judiciary oversees the process for student groups to become recognized by the university. Advocacy Chair of the Judiciary Jia Nicdao spoke to senators about the Judiciary’s role and its importance for recognizing student groups on campus.






