By Daniel Salazar / Posted December 6, 2012
At its last meeting of the semester, Student Government Association passed a resolution encouraging more professors to use eCollege for their classes.
The resolution was in response to student perception that professors do not use eCollege enough, especially in reporting grades, said Jillian Voigt, the AddRan College of Liberal Arts representative who introduced the resolution.
By Daniel Salazar / Posted November 28, 2012
The blueprints for upcoming changes to Union Grounds were revealed Tuesday after the Student Government Association meeting.
The renovations to the area surrounding Union Grounds on the first floor of the Brown-Lupton University Union will begin Dec. 17, said Kathy Cavins-Tull, vice chancellor for student affairs.
By Daniel Salazar / Posted November 14, 2012
With only two more meetings before the end of the semester, Speaker of the House Luke Harville turned attention toward reforming Student Government Association for a more successful spring semester.
Most of Tuesday’s House meeting involved an informal, open discussion of the strengths and weaknesses of SGA this semester.
By Daniel Salazar / Posted November 7, 2012
Chancellor Victor Boschini spoke about new buildings coming to campus and a potential raise in tuition during the Tuesday Student Government Association meeting.
By Daniel Salazar / Posted November 6, 2012
Student Government Association is scheduled to meet today at 5 p.m.
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By Daniel Salazar and Olivia Caridi / Posted November 5, 2012
After two and a half hours of discussion and testimony from three witnesses Monday, Student Body President Brent Folan was cleared of allegations that he misused student funds by the Student Government Association’s judicial branch.
By Daniel Salazar / Posted November 1, 2012
Following more than a month of discussion between SGA and Housing and Residence Life, Clark Residence Hall will soon get a piano.
The SGA House passed a bill allocating $5,000 towards a piano in Clark Hall. Housing and Residence Life (HRL) will pay $2,000 of the piano’s total cost of $7,000.
By Daniel Salazar, Jordan Rubio and Lauren Cummins / Posted October 30, 2012
After two weeks of questions about the decision to spend $50,000 on the SuperFrog statue, Student Body President Brent Folan is facing impeachment.
By Daniel Salazar and Jake Harris / Posted October 30, 2012
During Tuesday’s weekly SGA meeting, former SGA Representative Jordan Mazurek made a motion to formally begin impeachment proceedings against Folan.
By Daniel Salazar / Posted October 23, 2012
SGA passed a bill Tuesday evening to regulate the way it spends students' money.
Largely in response to the way the new $50,000 SuperFrog statue was funded, the bill requires any individual or group who spends more than $15,000 on an event or structure to receive permission by a majority vote from the Student House of Representatives.
