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The Central Michigan University Student Government Association hosted its annual Inauguration Ceremony, where the 106th executive board was formally sworn in. The ceremony also recognized the work of the association’s leaders over the past academic year.
Mount Pleasant City Commissioners Amy Pershbacher and John Zang, as well as City Manager Aaron Desentz, spoke with the Central Michigan University Student Government Association about their positions and goals for the city.
The Central Michigan University Student Government Association’s President-elect Akua Acheampong and Vice President-elect Kathryn House were at the center of three judicial hearings during SGA's meeting on April 14.
From April 7 to 11, the Central Michigan University student body had the opportunity to vote for their next executive board members of the Student Government Association for the 2025-26 academic year.
The House of Representatives for the Central Michigan University Student Government Association had a new speaker for its meeting Monday night.
Student Government Association Speaker of the House Christian Dunn submitted his letter of resignation to every member of the organization Thursday morning, April 3. This will be effective at 5 p.m. Tuesday, April 8.
The Judicial Branch of Central Michigan University’s Student Government Association held its first hearing Monday night, reviewing a case between Associate Justice Fatima Malik, Diversity Committee Chair Zainab Naaz and SGA’s Election Committee.
During their latest meeting, the Central Michigan University Student Government Association introduced the candidates for this year’s election. Candidates presented the reason they are running and what they hope to accomplish if selected.
The Student Budget Allocation Committee (SBAC) for Central Michigan University's Student Government Association received over 50 funding requests just before the application period for the semester closed on Feb. 28.
Central Michigan University’s Student Government Association tested the House of Reps. Legislative sessions during their meeting Monday night, splitting a room of more than 50 students into six groups.
The Central Michigan University Student Government Association approved several changes to its constitution and bylaws during its meeting Monday night. The association spent most of its general meeting reviewing and rewriting different articles within its governing documents.
At the Central Michigan University Student Government Association meeting on Nov. 25, members held a moment of silence to honor James Span Jr., the executive director of Student Inclusion and Diversity, who died over the weekend.
The Student Government Association's House of Representatives and Senate came together for a combined meeting Tuesday evening in the University Center Auditorium.
At the Central Michigan University Student Government Association meeting on Nov. 11, five candidates running for the Sustainability Fee Committee, also called the "green fee committee" by students, debated on why they should be elected next week.
The Student Government Association is hosting the elections for the Green Fees Committee, which was established after the passage of the campus-wide student sustainability fee last academic year.
The Central Michigan University Student Government Association is hosting a blood drive from 1 to 6:30 p.m. on Oct. 23 in the Saxe-Herrig-Celani lobby.
With poised postures and right hands raised, 12 more students were sworn into cabinet positions at the Student Government Association meeting on Sept. 30. Positions varied across branches and committees, but all of them took the same oath:
A diversity, equity and inclusion training session was held for Student Government Association members during the meeting on Sept. 23.
Nine Senators and 18 Cabinet members were sworn into office at the Student Government Association meeting on Sept. 16 in the University Center auditorium.
Red and yellow lights washed over the Student Government Association administrators, causing their maroon and pink outfits to glow along with their faces. Excited chatter bubbles in the audience before fizzling out as SGA President Tyler Zimmerman approached the sleek, black podium.
