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SA
Tampons and pad effort stabilizes
Since then, Floto said, SA has seen the usage of tampons and pads decline to more reasonable rates. Read More
SA
Senator seeks to improve international student life
The International Students Project involves the creation of a committee of students who will discuss and work on several subprojects as well as listen to and address the concerns of current international students. Read More
News
Yom Hashoah spent with a “Walk to Remember”
Yom Hashoah means “Day of the Holocaust” in Hebrew, and it’s also the date of AEPi’s annual Walk to Remember event. Read More
City
Mayoral candidates vie for votes at town hall
Sophomore and Executive Director of Community Engagement Justin Delinois organized the town hall with Milagros Garcia, the Rochester Center for Community Leadership, and others. Read More
Dining
Student documentary recognizes dining workers
The eight-minute documentary brought together all parts of the dining experience, incorporating interviews with students, workers, and Director of Campus Dining Services and Auxiliary Operations Cameron Shauf. Read More
Admissions
Renaissance Scholarship to be phased out
No new students will be admitted under the program in 2017, Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid Jonathan Burdick said in an email. Read More
SA Elections
Smith and Mooney, first dual-female ticket, elected SA president and vice president
The juniors garnered 944 votes, according to the official results, winning by 316 votes over classmates Delvin Moody and Courtney Thomas Jr. and by 345 over sophomores Nick Foti and Gabi Lipschitz. Read More
SA Senate
Senate Summary: 4/10/17
Appropriations Committee (SAAC) Chair Nick Mavrelis announced that he had written his own draft constitution to be voted on in next week’s spring elections. Read More
News
In one of last lectures as dean, Feldman talks journey
Feldman credited his time here to the sequence of “fortuitous twists” he described last Thursday evening at Alpha Delta Phi’s (ADP) Last Lecture Series. Read More
