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The SA approved bills that allocate funds to student organizations and request the reinstatement of graduate student housing at their final meeting of the term

Whether committed or riding solo this February, students shared how they’ve developed their introspection and communication through their relationships.

Nathan Nguyen, the director of the Legislative Budget Office, said most student organizations received between 2 and 10 percent of the amount they requested.

The SA Senate unanimously passed an act Monday that aims to improve accountability, efficiency and transparency for University offices and departments.

The resolution also urges professors against scheduling due dates for graded assignments or exams on Election Day.

The Student Association Senate unanimously passed a bill appropriating $4,000 to a potential career fair in February 2023.

The Governing Documents Committee Review Act will create an eight-person committee to “examine and evaluate” the current Student Association governing system

Student Association Senators confirmed SA President Christian Zidouemba’s communications director after a reconsideration.

Establishing a NATO division in Estonia would require significant preparation in terms of command, additional units and infrastructure. The prime minister made an announcement last week that Estonia required a permanent, divisional-sized structure as the country's security posture pivots from one of deterrence, to one of defense.

Media Credit: Danielle Towers | Assistant Photo Editor The SA has now filled five of 14 seats that were vacant going into this summer, and the senate opened applications for the nine remaining seats last week in hopes of assembling a full senate by the start of the academic year. The Student Association Senate elected four new graduate senators during a meeting Monday, leaving nine vacant seats left to fill this fall. The SA filled vacancies in two graduate College of Professional Studies seat...