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Executive extremity: SGA Senate butt heads for hours while appointing new members

Budget Baddies, part 3: The advocate

SGA senate declines to remove election commissioner, opposition cites lack of evidence

During the final Student Government Association meeting of the 61st administration, the senate failed to pass a bill removing Cessabella Astraquillo from her duties as election commissioner. 

Students host protest to oppose Khator's rejection of student committee's fund recommendations

Chants erupted outside the UH Hilton hotel as protesters gathered to demonstrate against university President Renu Khator’s rejection of the Student Fees Advisory Committee’s recommendation.

Report card: 60th SGA administration doesn't make the grade

Over the course of his administration, Student Government Association President Benjamin Rizk struggled to fulfill his many promises.

SGA delays support for SFAC recommendations, introduces bill to replace McDonalds, Starbucks

The Student Government Association Senate decided to table the vote of confidence in support of the Student Fee Advisory Committee’s recent recommendations. 

SGA holds special session, formalizes support for Athletics' budget reduction

The Student Government Association introduced a bill in support of the Student Fee Advisory Committee recommendations and a second election code revisions act.

Letter from the Editor: Good choice, SFAC

For the first time in a long time, SFAC has rightfully decided to tighten the purse strings by recommending a modest reduction to Athletics’ massive budget. 

Student-led committee recommends Athletics budget cut, cites lack of financial transparency

Last month, the Student Fee Advisory Committee released the annual recommendations for the fiscal year 2024-2025 budget.

President voices support for Palestine, Senate approves new bills at recent SGA meeting

During his report, SGA president Benjamin Rizk expressed his support for Palestine. In addition, bills were passed that mark key changes on campus life.