Meher Randeria
Contributing Editor
Meher is a freshman undergraduate student studying Applied Physics. An international student from Mumbai, India, she likes to stargaze, read anything with words, watch Formula One, and critique films with her friends.
Previous positions
- Associate News Editor September 2024 to December 2024
- Features Coordinator September 2024 to September 2024
Multiple club proposals, parliamentarian removal
New Mueller Center vans, Dance Team fundraiser, Quantum Computing Club starter budget, W2SZ radio club flea market, Gajjde Sher Bhangra club budget reallocation, Humans vs. Zombies subsidy and loan, new UPAC Comedy program, RPI Ambulance subsidy, UPAC Concerts big show subsidy, and the removal of the Parliamentarian.
BSA Fundraiser, RPI Ambulance fund reallocation, new committee appointments
Budgeting deadline, renovations, Black Students’ Association proposes their Fashion Thrift Store fundraiser, RPI Ambulance requests for the reallocation of funds, and roles are filled in the Committee of Ethical and Fair Appointments.
Student Senate has a Fireside Chat with the Provost
Senate had a Fireside Chat with the Provost, expressed concerns over anonymous reporting—ultimately passing a motion to clarify the Good Samaritan policy for greater transparency—and discussed the proposed Senate FY26 budget.
Senate addresses RUGP constitutional concerns
The Student Senate convened to address significant governance issues, referring amendments to the Rensselaer Union Guidelines and Procedures by the E-Board to the J-Board, appointing new members to the J-Board, and addressing communication issues and Title IX training.
The Nobels
Associate News Editor Meher Randeria ’28 presents an opinion on why the Nobel Prizes are deviating from their purpose and how they could, and should, evolve.
E-Board reports on Mueller Center smoke and success of CMVP Program
Reports were presented about the Mueller Center smoke and the great success of the Course Materials Value Pack program for students.
This or that: the beauty of choice
Associate News Editor Meher Randeria ’28 presents an opinion on why having choice is an amazing thing.
Constants by Sarah Davachi: a passage of anguish, acceptance, and awareness
Canadian composer Sarah Davachi performed a solo concert of Constants, a track from her novel album The Head As Form’d in the Crier’s Choir at EMPAC this past Wednesday.