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I was very shocked when I picked up a CM Life newspaper yesterday and read nothing about Monday evening when Student Government Association passed the Take Back the Tap legislation, which supports a gradual phase out of bottled water on campus.
Let's all take a moment to commend one entity on campus that truly takes what students have to say into consideration: the Student Government Association.
There's considerable irony in the fact that the Academic Senate, Faculty Association and administration are pushing a new academic calendar.
The Student Government House and Senate both oppose planned Academic Calendar changes that could be coming in the fall of 2014.
Executive Director of Faculty Personnel Services Matt Serra said a vote from the Student Government Association alone will not be enough to stop the academic calendar change.
The Student Government Association introduced new legislation Monday that would not support a scheduled change to the academic calendar in 2014.
After concerns expressed by student groups regarding accusations that the library was unwilling to have an accommodation statement on its website, Dean of Libraries Thomas Moore said the library will change policy.
Students, rejoice: Tailgate is back!
The Central Michigan University Pro Bono Legal Clinic will reopen this fall.
Student Government Association Vice President Anna Dvorak resigned exactly one week after her inauguration.
Student Government Association Vice President Anna Dvorak has resigned exactly one week after her inauguration.
Student Government Association vice presidential candidates faced off in a debate at 6 p.m. Tuesday in the Charles V. Park Library Auditorium, attempting to persuade undecided voters who have yet to vote in the SGA elections.
City Commission has the opportunity to join in the fight against discrimination, and it should jump at the chance.
Jurisdiction and other details were at the forefront of city commissioners’ concerns at a special work session Monday amid discussion over a proposed anti-discrimination ordinance.
These are stormy times for Central Michigan University.
