Photo by Marisa Padilla The student body elected Angel To as next year’s Student Government Association President in the elections March 19. To held a position on SGA during the fall semester as a Junior Class Senator and plans to oversee multiple resolutions this year that will benefit the student body. Q: Why did you decide to run for President of SGA? A: I had a … [Read more...] about Angel To elected Pres. of SGA
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Off campus meal points, GPS tracking discussed in Junior Town Hall meeting
Photo by Kristina Hsieh The Student Government Association held the Junior Town Hall Tuesday to get students enthused about the launch of the off-campus meals points system, the GPS shuttle tracking app and the possibility of viewing professors’ syllabi before enrolling in a class. The meeting allowed SGA to communicate campus-wide goals they are working to implement … [Read more...] about Off campus meal points, GPS tracking discussed in Junior Town Hall meeting
Textbooks available for checkout
Textbooks will be more widely available in the library for students to check out starting Monday, according to Student Government Association freshman senator Edward Adutwum, who spearheaded the project. Some of the books can only be used in the library, but some of them will be available for students to check out for a week, similar to the iPad program, Dean of Libraries Mark … [Read more...] about Textbooks available for checkout
Staff Editorial: Students should ‘freely give’ back to staff
Art by Amy Fan A few weeks ago, it came to SGA’s attention that the landscaping services’ supply storage room is — for lack of better terms — in need of an upgrade. While the landscaping team has an official break room shared with the facilities team available for their use, the workers often opt to use their supply storage area, which is the old horse stables, because it … [Read more...] about Staff Editorial: Students should ‘freely give’ back to staff
