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What funding rules do RSOs follow?

Jolie Francis • November 29, 2018

Student organizations are given money from the student activity fee, but what can they do with it?

SGA and administrators look for alternative funding for Bell Center student employees

Kaylie King • September 9, 2018

Student workers are uniquely paid directly through the student activity fee

SGA continues progress made last spring

Kaylie King • August 23, 2018

Menstrual products, textbook affordability committees continue to make progress as SGA waits for funding requests from RSOs

Previously, on SGA: Best Funds Forever

Kathleen Creedon • April 17, 2018

This covers the meeting on April 16. CAMPUS CLIMATE CHECK Nick Santulli, senior and senator emeritus, asked for feedback on the recent dining services exhibition that was held in Mabee dining...

Previously, on SGA: Budget, Twist It, Pull It

Kathleen Creedon • April 8, 2018

This covers the SGA meeting on April 2. CAMPUS CLIMATE CHECK Senator Emeritus Samy Abdallah, senior, noted the construction going on behind the Bell Center and by the football field. Abdallah asked if...

Previously, on SGA: RSOs Just Want to Have Fun(ding)

Kathleen Creedon • April 1, 2018

This covers the SGA meeting on March 26. CAMPUS CLIMATE CHECK Junior senator Julia Shults noted that the box for feminine hygiene products located in one of the Coates University Center bathrooms had...

Previously, on SGA: Funny Money

Kathleen Creedon • March 6, 2018

This covers the SGA meeting on March 5. GUEST COMMENTS Sophomore Marleny Salas expressed concern about the evening EcoGrounds shift. Salas explained that the shift includes long hours...

Previously, on SGA: Call Me Mabee

Kathleen Creedon • March 1, 2018

This covers the SGA meeting on Feb. 26. GUEST COMMENTS David Tuttle, dean of students; Bruce Bravo, senior director of conferences and auxiliary services; and Paul Wright, director of business...

Previously, on SGA: It’s Easy as QEP

Kathleen Creedon • February 14, 2018

CAMPUS CLIMATE CHECK Sophomore senator Simone Washington raised concern about the difficulty international students find in trying to get U.S. jobs and internships. The senate decided to create a committee...

Previously, on SGA: Business (Casual) as Usual

Kathleen Creedon • February 7, 2018

CAMPUS CLIMATE CHECK First-year senator Mia Quintanilla raised concerns about malfunctioning thermostats and mold in McLean residence hall. Junior senator Reese Carlos said a similar issue has been...

Previously, on SGA: New Year, New Senate

Kathleen Creedon • January 24, 2018

This issue covers the first meeting of the year, Jan. 22. INDUCTIONS New SGA senators and cabinet members gathered in the Skyline Dining Room for a short induction ceremony. After quick speeches from...

SGA election results released for upcoming year

Kaylie King • November 7, 2017

Student Government Association (SGA) president, vice president and 14 senators were elected on Monday, Nov 6., with a runoff election for a fifth senator for the class of 2019 held this week. Amulya Deva...