Lauren Sforza: Learning to tell stories
As the Hatchet will enter its 120th volume next year, I am confident that it will continue telling critical student stories for years to come.
Lauren Sforza
Student Court delays decision on SA finance case
The Student Court will release its decision on Fitzgerald v. Xu before May 1.
Student Court to hear finance bylaw case Sunday
The Student Court will hear a case Sunday on the updated finance bylaws that allow the finance committee to sanction student organizations.
Zidouemba elected SA president
Zidouemba will be the first graduate student to serve as SA president in at least the past 20 years.
SA candidates fend off criticism in tense campaign finish
The Joint Elections Commission plans to announce the election results Thursday at 5 p.m.
Sophomore launches SA president write-in campaign
Andrew An said he does not expect to win but hopes to demonstrate a candidate can run without resorting to “gossip.”
Student organizations endorse SA candidates
Less than 24 hours before the onset of the election, student organizations are starting to weigh in on who they want as SA president and vice president.
SA campaign season enters final stretch with record-low number of candidates
With just hours until voting opens on Tuesday, fewer senate candidates are running than in any of at least the five most recent elections.
Postering day for SA elections hits record-low turnout
None of the candidates for SA president or vice president showed up at the annual postering day to kick off the official campaign period Thursday morning.
Presumed candidate for SA president backs out of running after being ‘cyberbullied’
The most anticipated candidate has opted against running, citing cyberbullying that nearly led her to take time off from school.