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Julian Herzing-Burkard announces student body presidential campaign

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Julian Herzing-Burkard, a third-year international business major, officially confirmed his candidacy for student body president Feb. 17 alongside his executive vice president, or EVP, candidate Dylan Lee, a second-year data science and economics combined major. The campaign — made official after Herzing-Burkard obtained the signatures of 2% of the student body, or 474 signatures — marks the first bid for the 2025-26 president of the Student Gov…

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Julian Herzing-Burkard announces student body presidential campaign

Julian Herzing-Burkard, a third-year international business major, officially confirmed his candidacy for student body president Feb. 17 alongside his executive vice president, or EVP, candidate Dylan Lee, a second-year data science and economics combined major. The campaign — made official after Herzing-Burkard obtained the signatures of 2% of the student body, or 474 signatures — marks the first bid for the 2025-26 president of the Student Gov…

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