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Chartwells’ Senior Director Travis Orman and Associate Director Pete Pappas discussed initiatives like the brand new LCD televisions in the café and the Roost, clarifying that they are

The approval of several new courses slated for the fall, including an LGBT studies course, a pre-Civil War American history course and a Constitutional Law 3 course were

In an abbreviated meeting on Feb. 14, a small group of SGA members briefly discussed a list of running projects for the semester before heading to the activity

Joining a growing list of 25 other Student Government Associations (SGA) at colleges and universities statewide, EC’s SGA pledged support to textbook affordability legislation at its Nov. 1

SGA “enthusiastically tabled” a request from the EC chapter of Habitat for Humanity for $10,000 on Thursday, Nov. 29. SGA assured their support for Habitat but requested a week

A statewide lobbying effort for new legislation on textbooks was discussed at the Nov. 1 SGA meeting. The lobbying effort, led by DePaul University’s SGA, is being implemented

On Oct. 18 SGA discussed the faculty’s decision to reduce the number of SGA faculty advisors from three representatives to two, and the possibility of removing faculty voting rights

On Oct. 5, SGA unanimously passed the newly updated constitution that had been introduced a week ago, which implements new requirements for Cooperative Funding (Co-op) and for official

The Student Government Association meeting lasted a total of four minutes, from 11:35 to 11:39 a.m., Feb. 9.  SGA president Jake Meding cited the need for member attendance