The University of New Mexico (UNM) Student Union Board (SUB) will vote on a resolution this Wednesday afternoon which will decide whether popular fast food chain Chick-fil-A will be allowed to remain in the student union building.
The University of New Mexico’s Student Union Board will vote on whether to ban Chick-fil-A from campus.
The UNM Student Union Board is comprised of faculty, students, alumni, and administrators and is charged with determining which vendors are allowed to operate in the UNM student union.
The vote was scheduled after the student government organization, the Associated Students of UNM, passed a resolution last Wednesday which recommended removing Chick-fil-A from the student union due to the “company’s divisive history of contributions.”
Dan Cathy, the president of Chick-fil-A, has made statements in support of traditional marriage and donated to pro-traditional marriage organizations through the company’s charitable wing.
Sunny Liu, Vice President of the Associated Students of UNM, told Campus Reform the resolution was designed to address concerns voiced by a left-wing campus coalition, the Union of Social Justice League.
Read more at Campus Reform.
The vote was scheduled after the student government organization, the Associated Students of UNM, passed a resolution last Wednesday which recommended removing Chick-fil-A from the student union due to the “company’s divisive history of contributions.”
Dan Cathy, the president of Chick-fil-A, has made statements in support of traditional marriage and donated to pro-traditional marriage organizations through the company’s charitable wing.
Sunny Liu, Vice President of the Associated Students of UNM, told Campus Reform the resolution was designed to address concerns voiced by a left-wing campus coalition, the Union of Social Justice League.
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