Baruch College’s Undergraduate Student Government met for its 12th Senate meeting of the spring 2022 semester on May 3. USG presented the proposed 2022-2023 USG Operating Budget of $249,781.66. It is a net increase of $26,596, or 12%, of the 2021-2022 budget. The increase comes from the return of in-person events, inflation and higher accounting.
For the second year in a row, Baruch College’s Undergraduate Student Government elections were held online, resulting in a one-party sweep by Endlessly Revolutionizing All.
Since students were not able to cast their ballots in-person as usual, students were able to vote virtually on MyBaruch from April 21 to April 28. A total of 456 students cast ballots, according to the Office of Student Life.
The party ran on a platform of, “synergy, empowerment and resilience,” according to an Instagram post. “Covid-19 has created many problems that need innovative solutions; our team is prepared to bring the new level of ingenuity across Baruch,” the post read.
Baruch College’s Undergraduate Student Government held its tenth Senate meeting of the spring 2021 semester on April 27. USG first reviewed application videos for the position of vice president of student affairs. The first applicant, Natalia Flores, is a freshman pursuing a double major in economics and communication studies. In her video, she spoke about.