Jackie Fallon News Today

At the Gonda Building Mayo Clinic banded three peregrine falcons.

The three chicks, named Onyx, Adira and Heritage, live atop the Mayo Building as part of the Clinic's Peregrine Falcon program.

“This is really just re-evaluating our relationship as a public institution paid for by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts tax dollars to these companies that perhaps can be labeled as entirely unethical,” Student Trustee Christopher Brady said.

DDT decimated the peregrine falcon population in the 1950s and 60s, but the birds have rebounded in the Coulee Region.

Frustrations from both RSOs and SGA members over the budget process come to a head.

The SGA voted to approve funding requests from the Haitian American Student Association and the Bengali Student Association.

SGA congratulated the newly elected officers discussed the Student Activities Fee Increase at their weekly senate meeting.

While atop the Mayo Building in downtown Rochester, the number of eggs will continue to grow with 9-year-old Hattie laying an egg approximately every 36 to 48 hours.

Five new senators were sworn in during the meeting.

The Student Government Association held its weekly Senate meeting on Wednesday, Feb. 21 in the Student Union.