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Members of the University of Windsor Students’ Alliance approved a proposal to provide Transit Windsor passes at a reduced rate paid through their student fees, according to initial results of a referendum conducted March 16 and 17.
The unofficial vote count was 1706 yes to 1329 no, with totals still to be ratified by the alliance’s board of directors.
Under the U-Pass deal, the transit company promised service improvements, including late-night buses between main campus and the Via Rail station on Fridays and Sundays, and downtown on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. Graduate students will conduct their own referendum on April 4 and 5.
In other results, Moussa Hamadani was elected president, Matthew Dunlop vice-president for student advocacy, Daniel Popaj vice-president of student services and Vuk Zubic vice-president finance. Representing the full-time undergraduate student body on the UWindsor Senate will be Amber Shaheen, Chase Tribble and Ahmed Khalifa.
See a full list of the election results on the alliance website.