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Bettina Love, an associate professor at the University of Georgia, speaks about academic freedom at a panel discussion Friday.

Panelists discuss speech and inclusion in classrooms at diversity summit

By Shannon Mallard
November 5, 2018
Graduating senior Devan Cole speaks about racial injustice he witnessed throughout his college career at the MSSC Multicultural Graduation Celebration Thursday.

MSSC graduates tell classmates to keep pushing for ‘progress and justice’

By Lindsay Paulen
May 17, 2018
Sam Hardgrove | Assistant Photo Editor

SA Senate calls on officials to improve transparency, quality in CHC

By Sarah Roach and Lizzie Mintz
April 10, 2018
Sen. Joe Vogel, U-at-Large, faces a removal hearing before the full senate after he was suspended in November for missing committee meetings.

SA senator faces removal hearing for missing meetings

By Amanda Hillware
January 22, 2018
In past years, senators frequently proposed multiple bills and resolutions in each bimonthly meeting, but this semester four of the senate’s seven meetings transpired without any legislation being proposed.

SA Senate passes fewer bills in favor of filling vacancies, launching bigger projects

By Cayla Harris
December 4, 2017
Sen. Devan Cole, CCAS-U and chair of the finance committee, defends the committees decision to allocate roughly $6,500 to the English Graduate Student Association for an event featuring a disabled speaker during the Student Association Senates meeting Monday.

SA Senate declines to fully fund disabled speaker event, angering advocates

By Cayla Harris
October 24, 2017
A new SA bill disqualifies the Student Nurses’ Association from receiving SA funding. Students in the School of Nursing currently do not pay the Student Association fee.

SA bill cuts Student Nurses’ Association from budget pool

By Justin Crowe
May 15, 2017

Inexperienced, not ineffective: Turnover hounds SA, but leaders say it’s not all bad

By Elise Zaidi, Dani Grace and Cayla Harris
March 26, 2017
The Visitor Information Program run through the admissions office over the summer leads campus tours. Tour guides are one of three groups of summer student employees whose wages were dropped for the upcoming summer.

Some summer student employee pay dropped to federal minimum wage

By Emma Tyrrell
February 26, 2017

SA sets requirements for upcoming election dates

November 22, 2016

Candidates quizzed on sustainability platforms

March 4, 2016
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