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Admin. decision: Chick-fil-A stays

Gabriella Garriga • August 29, 2019

Despite SGA resolution, university keeps restaurant in Revolve

SGA to face position vacancies at beginning of next year

Kaylie King • May 2, 2019

Two senators and Chief-of-Staff to study abroad in Fall semester

SGA creates new, expansive committees

Jolie Francis • March 21, 2019

Old committees are removed or funnneled into three new broader committees

Previously, on SGA: Let there be cake

Kathleen Creedon • February 21, 2019

This covers the meeting on Feb. 20.

YCT lines up lecturers to visit Trinity

Kendra Derrig • February 21, 2019

Organization hopes to avoid controversy with future speakers

Previously, on SGA: Dress Rehearsal

Kendra Derrig • February 2, 2019

The following covers the meeting on Jan. 30.CLIMATE CHECKTaylor Volzer, junior senator, brought up the conflict that occurred on Twitter where members of the Gamma Chi Delta sorority were accused of purposely...

Previously, on SGA: Fresh Meat

Kendra Derrig • January 30, 2019

The following covers the meeting on Jan. 23.CLIMATE CHECKJudicial chair Julia Jameson, junior, pointed out the bad smell on the first floor of Coates Student Center. Adviser Jamie Thompson explained that...

Rockin’ Rock Climbing

Gabriella Garriga • September 22, 2018

Trinity's Rock Climbing team rebrands and expands to include outdoor trips, more competitions, and community events.

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...

Previously, on SGA: The End of an Era

Kathleen Creedon • December 4, 2017

This issue covers the meetings held Nov. 20 and Nov. 27 CAMPUS CLIMATE CHECK Senator Callie Struby voiced students’ complaints about Counseling Services. Complaints include students being turned away...

Questions arise over Federal Work-Study funds

Daniel Conrad • November 9, 2017

By Daniel Conrad and Kathleen Creedon Students eligible for Federal Work-Study (FWS) jobs who work for Campus Publications, Recreational Sports and TUVAC are being paid with money collected via the student...