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The Cost of Having Fun at Harvard? $200, College Administrators Say | News | The Harvard Crimson

Student Union Treasury unanimously approved the $4.6 million general budget allocating the 2024-2025 Student Activities Fee, which is almost 9% more than last year, Feb. 20.

Clubs are promoting their recruitment efforts as campus experiences a decline in student interest.

The Yale College Council originally anticipated its 2023-24 budget to be $1,000,100; it is now $898,431.

Clubs Saw Roughly 67% Cut to Maximum Funding Requests in HUA’s Fall Funding Disbursement | News | The Harvard Crimson

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Harvard Undergraduate Association Requests Budget Increase as Club Funding Applications Surpass $1M | News | The Harvard Crimson

Due to next year’s Services and Activities Fee cuts, Cougar Safe Rides will see a reduced operation* operating – jg schedule to three days a week. Amy Sharp, director of the Women*s Center, oversees the Cougar Safe Rides program. Sharp said before this semester, the service already operated on a three day per week schedule. “They’ve...

Next year, Services and Activities Fee allocations to individual groups are being reduced, said Matt Skinner, interim CFO at WSU. Meanwhile, the fee paid per student will increase by 3.5%, with the official number not being confirmed yet, he said. S&A fees go to non-academic student programs like the Compton Union Building, ASWSU, Graduate and...