
SBA recaps semester, looks ahead to new year goals
SBA leaders presented the “State of the School” report Thursday summarizing last semester’s accomplishments and announcing plans for this semester.
SBA leaders presented the “State of the School” report Thursday summarizing last semester’s accomplishments and announcing plans for this semester.
The senate also confirmed two executive cabinet members and filled the Joint Elections Commission Monday night.
Officials will install a vending machine in the student center in an effort to support students’ access to reproductive health resources.
Fourteen of the 33 bills that the SA Senate passed last semester approved executive cabinet nominees, senators and a Student Court justice.
As new administrators arrived, University decisions, free speech disputes and abortion rights advocacy stirred debate across campus and the country.
The Student Association Senate approved Sunday the general allocations for student organizations for the spring semester, totaling more than $240,000.
Nathan Nguyen, the director of the Legislative Budget Office, said most student organizations received between 2 and 10 percent of the amount they requested.
The SBA Senate unanimously approved a bill internally clarifying and simplifying the rules regulating the process of submitting legislation to the senate.
The SA Senate unanimously passed an act Monday that aims to improve accountability, efficiency and transparency for University offices and departments.
Student Association Sen. Ian Ching, ESIA-U, resigned from the SA Monday night after alleged bias and misconduct in the SA Senate’s finance committee.