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SGA discusses student engagement, response to DePaulia article on earnings of high-ranking university employees

OPINION: DePaul's words mean nothing without action to back them up

In light of horrific hate crimes against the Asian population that occured last month in Atlanta, DePaul issued a statement on March 31. The message, less than 10 sentences in length, served as a reminder of unity and overcoming hate within the university. While there’s nothing inherently wrong with the meaning or intent of the.

SGA talks spring elections, passes 'green fee' referendum during general body meeting

SGA executive vice presidents present on senators' initiatives, work during last general body meeting of the quarter

The DePaulia Theodora Koulouvaris, Staff Writer|March 12, 2021 DePaul Student Government Association’s (SGA) executive vice presidents presented on the initiatives senators have been working on this past quarter during the last general body meeting of the term on Thursday. SGA Executive Vice President of Student Affairs Marcus Robertson said Cindy Rocha, SGA’s senator for commuter students, has worked on data collection from commuter students to create a survey asking students about the length of their commute to help commuter students receive priority class registration. In addition, Rocha is collaborating with Courtney James, SGA’s adviser and the director of the Office of Student Involvement, on a podcast discussing the resources offered by University Counseling Services.

Members of PIRG discuss their initiatives with SGA during Thursday's general body meeting

The DePaulia Theodora Koulouvaris, Staff Writer|March 8, 2021 Dilpreet Kaur and Jolie Hackney from DePaul’s Public Interest Research Group (PIRG) joined the Student Government Association (SGA) during its general body meeting on Thursday to discuss some of their initiatives and ways the two organizations can work together. Kaur said PIRG, in its first year at DePaul, is working on four different campaigns involving a new voter project, textbook affordability, combating hunger and homelessness and a 100 percent sustainability campaign.  Looking forward to future elections, Kaur explained that PIRG is focusing on encouraging students to pay attention to local and state politics and that the group is working to get a polling place set up on campus.