Senate votes for Comptroller impeachment trial at MMC
By: Gerard Albert III/Assistant News Director The SGC-MMC senate voted this Monday to move forward with an impeachment trial for comptroller Carolina Gonzalez. The…
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SGA holds open constitutional review meetings
By: Gerard Albert/Staff Writer After announcing the merger between the two Student Government Councils, the Student Government Association has been holding committee meetings to edit…
SGA to move forward with campus council merger in 2019
For the first time in a generation, the University’s two Student Government Councils will merge into one governing body, though not everyone involved is completely on board.
SGC-MMC guarantees ‘good time’
On behalf of myself and the entire SGC-MMC team, we hope your spring semester is going well. Over the past month, Student Government has been working diligently to represent you.
SGC-BBC reflects on spring 2017 events
Rachael Rampersad/SGC-BBC Director of Public Relations The month of February was quite a productive one for SGC BBC. With the officers now properly adjusted to…
SGC-MMC to host ‘Midterm Breaktime’ event with giveaways
SGC-MMC doesn’t want students to have to wait until finals’ week to get the support resources they need for studying. Instead, they’re offering students a mid-term break time.
Website promotes college vote
I think this should be introduced to the FIU community, because after all, students are the future of this nation and they should vote for the sake of their future.” Biter states.
Editorial: Student elections fly under BBC’s radar
It is no secret that the millennial population is one that votes infrequently, but it is imperative that students have a say in our national, local and student governments if they wish to make a difference – otherwise, those elected have the power of stagnation in office, whether due to under-qualification or deliberate enforcement of an agenda – who knows what can happen when people simply aren’t looking.
Meet Your Dean event gave students academic and career advice
The Meet Your Dean event on Wednesday, Oct. 22, hosted by the Student Government Association, was an opportunity for students to get advice from the leaders of their schools’ and learn ways to successfully reach graduation.
SGC-BBC fund Meet Your Dean event and WUC flag display
Last week Wednesday, Oct. 22, during the Meet Your Dean event, students were able to get advice from professionals in their college and meet with advisors and their colleges’ deans, all without an appointment.
