SA approves over $230,000 in advanced allocations, continues review
Syracuse University's Student Association has tentatively approved over $230,000 in semester allocations from 37 different RSOs. Read more »
Writer archives: Anna Clair Levitt
SA votes on spring allocations following budget limitations
A policy within its Finance Board caused SU's Student Association to allocate around $100,000 beyond what it can afford for the spring. Read more »
Undergraduate Labor Organization advocates for on-campus unions
Undergraduate Labor Organization members were unsure of its future, now a new freshman board has revitalized the group with a new focus. Read more »
SA elects new senators, promotes upcoming DEIA events
SA filled four empty USen seats. Association leaders also promoted upcoming events related to diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility. Read more »
SA fills final finance board position
Syracuse University's Student Association appointed its final finance board position during its Monday night meeting. Read more »
SA swears in newly-elected members, promotes No Problem Too Small
SU's Student Association swore in 19 new assembly members. It also elected three associate justices and two new Board of Elections members. Read more »
SA funds cultural events, prepares for elections
Syracuse University's Student Association allocated funds for October's Rip the Runway and Coming Out Day - Chalk the Quad events. Read more »
SA aims to reinstate grocery trolleys, expand feminine product access
Syracuse University's Student Association has announced its schedule of Fall events and projects as it enters the fifth week of the semester. Read more »
SA denies funding for College Republicans event with Jan. 6 participant
SA vetoed an expense approval for a College Republicans speaker event featuring a convicted Jan. 6 Capitol riot participant. Read more »
SA fills appointed internal, USen positions in first general assembly meeting
Syracuse University's Student Association voted in three new cabinet members, three justices, and three university senators on Monday. Read more »
