Why TISS is bringing back elections, but not the freedom that comes with them
TISS is reinstating student representation with elections after two years, but a new undertaking requiring candidates to disavow political affiliations sparks controversy. Students view it as a threat to freedom of association, while the administration claims it ensures neutrality. Concerns linger over the vague language and potential for exclusion, raising questions about trust and democratic space on campus.
TISS is reinstating student representation with elections after two years, but a new undertaking requiring candidates to disavow political affiliations sparks controversy. Students view it as a threat to freedom of association, while the administration claims it ensures neutrality. Concerns linger over the vague language and potential for exclusion, raising questions about trust and democratic space on campus.
