Students take senate oath, discuss vacant senate seats
The senate swore in new members and available executive board positions were discussed at its meeting this Monday.
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Friday, March 6, 2026
Author: Melissa Minasi
Senate approves $140,000 budget, allocates additional $1,000 to ‘Release’
Student Senate unanimously voted to approve the Senate Finance Committee’s recommended allocations of $140,000 in student activity funds for the 2011-12 academic year. The senate also allocated $1,000 to Marty Lastovica, junior of Omaha, to cover additional production costs for Release, a live music and arts revue planned for April.
Read MoreAmendment, elections deliberated at senate meeting
An amendment to the constitution and details for student elections were discussed at senate this week.
Read MoreThree senators join senate ranks, campus clean-up initiative planned
This week at Senate three new members were inducted as senators and a community service activity was planned for Senate members.
Read MoreStudent Senate takes new members
Senate inducted two new members and filled the chief justice position at Monday’s meeting.
Read MoreMovie illustrates what is important in life: love not money
If you were told that you had six months to live what would you do? Would you wallow in self-pity and just let the time pass? Or would you try to accomplish all you dreamed of before you died? “Life as a House” explores these questions, with Kevin Kline starring as George Monroe.
Read MoreSenate confirms installation of TVs in campus eateries
Senate discussed approved funding for new TVs and Mardi Gras activities at Monday’s meeting.
Read MoreSenate discusses Alternative Spring Break, Mardi Gras
Student Senate had an in-depth meeting this week discussing Alternative Spring Break and Mardi Gras.
Read MoreDietrich discusses student trustee position at senate
Student Senate discussed Alternative Spring Break, key fob plans, and changes for school requirements at its ten-minute meeting Monday.
Read MoreSenate hears fob survey results
Ashley Maxon, treasurer, presented the key fob survey results and the senate discussed upcoming events at its Monday meeting. Maxon said that of the 402 students who participated in the survey on key fob access, the majority feel safe on campus.
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