Policy changes keep vendors from selling in front of Union
Warm weather usually brings flowers, students sunbathing on the Cathedral lawn and salespeople… Warm weather usually brings flowers, students sunbathing on the Cathedral lawn and salespeople in front of the William Pitt Union. But not this spring.
Robert Houston, business manager and interim director of Judicial Affairs, said that thus far, only one vendor has applied to sell goods in front of the Union.
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