Tagged - SA
Petition
SA IMPACT 2.0 aims to highlight student concerns on campus
SA's official petitioning website relaunched earlier this month and will continue to serve as a hub for student concerns. Read More
ACJC
ACJC should delay SA’s presidential election
If SA wants to hold a fair election, voting for SA President and Vice President should be postponed for another week. Read More
religion
Town hall refreshes debate over faith-based projects
In light of the Stop the Build protests, Runner confirmed that construction of the faith-based projects will continue as planned. Read More
Administration
A year later, recognizing Lunar New Year
No longer will observing students be forced to either run the risk of missing a crucial lecture or lab — or dutifully attend class and miss out on their most significant cultural festivity of the year. Read More
cultural holidays
Cultural holidays resolution passed by SA
At its March 28 meeting, the SA Senate formally passed its resolution concerning cultural holiday accommodations. Read More
flags
Student submissions for flag lounge display replacement opening soon
The Hirst Lounge flags are gone for good. What will take their place is up for students to design — with administrative approval, of course. Read More
fight club
Fight Fight Fuck You Up Club
The best debates are settled through violence, which is why SA decided to host this opportunity for students. Read More
accessibility
SA website receives makeover, new functionality
The redesign was centered on making the site more accessible, bug-fixing, increasing SA’s outreach capabilities, and cleaning up the back-end to make future updates easier. Read More
advising
SA Summary: Flag display alternatives meetings start, cultural holiday legislation
During their Feb. 7 meeting, SA Senate discussed committee updates, scheduling their town hall, the new SA website, and a procedural change that would put students before senators in their speaker’s list order, among other topics. Read More
SA
Students react to SA’s latest statement
The aim of this email, as stated in the opening paragraph, was to “clear up some misconceptions/share some important answers to [common] questions.” Read More
