Student Government officially has a full cabinet following the last meeting of the semester Wednesday night. During the meeting, President Martin Hursh, a sophomore in economics, presented the State of the Student Body Address. “We have a year. During that less than a year remaining, we can’t lose sight of our principles. We have to.
The Student Government Senate began its new session Wednesday with three appointments including speaker and vice speaker of the Senate. The Senate agenda for the meeting included the appointment of four executive cabinet members and speaker and vice speaker of the Senate, but the Memorial Union closing at 10 p.m. led to an adjournment before.
Outgoing Student Government President Jennifer Holliday, a senior in agricultural studies, gave her State of the Student Body Address during the last Student Government meeting of the session amidst debate of 10 bills. Through her speech, Holliday stressed the importance of abiding by the mission statement of the Student Government, “service to, advocacy for and.
For the first time in 12 consecutive semesters, a joint meeting between the Iowa State Student Government and the Ames City Council will not happen after it was scheduled to occur before the Senate meeting March 27 but was canceled. “It slipped through the cracks on both Student Government as well as [the] City Council,”.
Student Government passed its annual allocations for fiscal year 2025 amounting to $1.3 million unanimously during its meeting Wednesday. Minor changes were made between the first and second readings of the bill though it was largely passed as recommended by the Finance Committee. “The only change that we had to make was just moving around.