Administration adopts new calendar system
A shorter winter break and a complete summer session are in store for the 2017-2018 academic year.
Previous proposals passed
The eight proposals from last week were all passed, though some in a partial amount, for a total of $12,829.50.
Students connect with Corey
Attendees converse with President Barry Corey and senate considers seven student proposals.
Fundraising event revealed to senate
Members of Biola’s marketing and advancement departments share details regarding an event for The Campaign for Biola University.
Event proposals pass
Senators pass three proposals and gain more information about the Enterprise CarShare program and changes in enrollment.
Students propose upcoming events
Senators consider proposals for Candyland, diversity events and a shuttle to the Cross Country championship.
Global students director meets with senators
Senators learn how to relate better with students as they hear from GSPD director and reflect on last year’s AS general survey.
Senate meets with spouses of Biola trustees
After passing funding for sports spirit scarves, senators met with the spouses of members of the Board of Trustees.
Senate reviews fall budget
Student Government Association senators discuss contingency fund details and President Action Committee partnerships.
Senate approves next year’s SGA budget
Senators vote on the department budgets for the upcoming fall semester.
2015 fall budget proposed
Senate prepares for the fall semester by proposing budget amounts for the new Student Government Association.
Q&A with SGA’s first presidential team
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The new Student Government Association’s first president and senior vice-president share in-depth goals for their newly acquired positions.
The somewhat controversial The WORD (or “Jesus Mural” as the students call it) was covered with a black tarp by Student Missionary Union...