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SGA debates optional meetings

After CCSC made weekly meetings optional to start the semester, SGA members debated whether to follow suit.

By Emma Goss | Jan 25 04:25 am ET

Students propose changes to Diana Center spaces

The Diana Center needs more seating, and clearer differences between lounges and study spaces, to draw students as a center of student life, Barnard students said at a town hall meeting.

By Jessica Stallone | Oct 27 02:08 am ET

SGA brainstorms to cut meal swipe access to Barnard events

At events meant to promote school spirit, asking students to pay is a turnoff, SGA members said Monday.

By Jessica Stallone | Sep 20 01:29 am ET

Year in Review: Barnard SGA votes to recognize sororities

This year students and members of SGA voted to support recognizing and funding Greek life.

By Jackie Carrero | May 7 10:16 pm ET

New SGA officials promise to reach out

Jessica Blank, Barnard’s incoming SGA president, and vice president Rachel Ferrari said that mentoring and communication with clubs were top priorities.

By Amanda Evans | Apr 12 02:44 am ET

Avsar leaves record of action as SGA president

Students say some efforts to improve SGA communication were more successful than others.

By Karla Jimenez | Apr 11 03:26 am ET

Undergrad councils pass joint co-sponsorship committee

22 members of CCSC voted for the proposal, five against, and one abstained. The other three councils passed it unanimously.

By Melanie Broder | Feb 24 12:58 am ET

SGA passes Barnard smoking ban resolution

Barnard's Student Government Association passed a resolution in support of a full-campus smoking ban Monday night.

By Madina Toure | Dec 7 04:09 am ET

In defense of the Greek system

Greek life is more about community service and personal growth than popular myths suggest.

By Simon Jerome | Nov 30 08:38 pm ET

SGA approves sorority recognition

Though the Barnard Student Government Association’s Representative Council voted in favor of stage-one sorority recognition on Monday, whether sororities will receive full recognition remains to be seen.

By Madina Toure | Nov 30 02:54 am ET

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