Before students cast their votes, proper research is key
It is up to student voters to represent themselves through the candidate they choose.
It is up to student voters to represent themselves through the candidate they choose.
A bill passed in Fall 2019 by the SGC that limits the number of copies on-campus publications can print impacted student publications differently.
The SGC confirmed sophomore Ryan Ingerson as Class of 2022 senator and tabled a bill to reinstate Late Night at Terrace Dining Hall on Feb. 24.
Freshman Henry Wade, Class of 2023 sen. for the Ithaca College SGC, resigned after a disagreement concerning racial tensions in the Roy H. Park School
This legislation tells students of color: not only are you a part of the Ithaca College community, you are an integral part of this community.
Dean of Students Bonnie Prunty met with SGC Jan. 27 to discuss changes to the sophomore housing process, the off-campus housing and fall orientation.
The SGC passed the Magazine Sustainability Amendment, the Varsity Athlete Senator Amendment and the Removal of the Senate Affairs Committee Amendment.
SGC created the Committee for the Advancement of Religious Equity, in which groups work to prevent the scheduling of events on religious holidays.
Ithaca College President Shirley M. Collado met with the Student Governance Council at its meeting Nov. 11 to discuss student concerns.
Two members of the Student Governance Council executive board will be stepping down from their positions at the end of Fall 2019.
SGC talked about bills that can be created to ensure free menstrual products are distributed in every bathroom on campus at its Oct. 28 meeting.
Some on-campus magazines were at the SGC Appropriations Committee meeting Oct. 9 to decrease the number of issues they print of their publications.