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On Monday night, the Student Government Association at Central Michigan University held its first meeting of the semester. Bovee University Center Auditorium was filled with CMU students, Registered Student Organization (RSO) Representatives, previous and new SGA members.
Elections for the 2022-2023 Student Government Association executive board concluded today with the Idema ticket receiving the majority vote. Taylor Idema will serve as the next SGA president alongside Vice President Natalie Brant and Treasurer Mary Demirkol.
Three groups of candidates running for SGA's Executive Board competed in a presidential debate on March 21 in the University Center Auditorium.
Student Government Association President Katelyn King vetoed legislation regarding meal plan compensation for South and Towers community residents after it passed through the SGA House and Senate at a meeting on Feb. 7.
The Student Government Association met to discuss upcoming elections and three pieces of legislation on Feb. 7.
At the second Student Government Association meeting of the semester, Interim Provost Richard Rothaus spoke about the state of the university’s COVID-19 cases and added context about course modality.
The Student Government Association hosted a “Speak Your Peace” event on Dec. 1 in the Bovee University Center Auditorium.
At a Student Government Association meeting on Nov. 29, two guest speakers from different on-campus organizations gave presentations and answered questions from students.
A land acknowledgement was introduced at an SGA meeting on Nov. 15 to honor the native land Central Michigan University resides on.
Too often Central Michigan University students feel like just another face in the crowd. Just another tuition bill. Just one more parking ticket. Just one more mouth to feed with a prepaid meal plan that doesn't deliver.
In its Oct. 4 meeting, the Central Michigan University Student Government Association House and Senate voted to approve changes made to the constitution by the executive board.
Members of the Student Government Association divided into committees for the year in its Sept. 27 meeting.
CMU's Student Government Association organized its Fall 2021 senate during its Sept. 20 meeting. Additionally, SGA members elected a senate leader and a speaker of the house
The Bovee University Center Auditorium filled with students once again as Central Michigan University's Student Government Association held its first in-person meeting since March 2020.
Central Michigan University's Student Government Association passed the last three bills of the semester in the House and Senate during an April 26 meeting.
Central Michigan University Student Government Association rounded out the year with presenting the last bills of the semester during an April 19 meeting via WebEx.
Kate King and Dylan Baker were inaugurated as Central Michigan University's Student Government Association's new president and vice president on April 12 over Facebook Live.
More pieces of legislation were introduced a week before the deadline to Central Michigan University's Student Government Association during their meeting on April 5.
The Central Michigan University Student Government Association announced that Katelyn King was elected to serve as president with Dylan Baker as vice president and Olivia Schwartz as treasurer for the 2021-22 academic year.
Central Michigan University's Student Government Association passed two articles of legislation through the House and Senate with little discussion during a meeting March 29 via WebEx.
