Student Union election results from this week’s election were announced Wednesday evening. The UP executive slate, which ran uncontested, won with more than 96 percent of the vote. The slate, headed by President-elect John Harrison York, the current vice president of programming, will take office on March 31.

Student Union election results for the 2011-2012 school year were released on Wednesday. Pup N’ Suds defeated incumbent slate Mission Accomplished for Senior Class Council, and the UP slate, which ran unopposed, will serve as the next SU Executive Council.

A new Student Union initiative, Engage 360, aims to increase engagement between the St. Louis area and Washington University by developing long-term relationships with community leaders. The initiative hopes to partner community members, service organizations, students, faculty, staff and alumni.

The Spring 2010 Student Union election was the biggest in modern SU history, with a total of 2,392 ballots cast. Morgan DeBaun led her entire [open] slate to victory, winning by a vote of 53.4 percent to Bold slate’s Nate Ferguson’s 42.3 percent.

Another Student Union executive slate is almost open for business. The slate’s formal candidacy announcement for SU executive office will take place in Umrath Lounge on Wednesday, according to a Facebook event created by sophomore Morgan DeBaun, current SU vice president for public relations.