Two students from Student Government are giving back to the College community with a new initiative called Mental Health Mondays, where they craft TCNJ-themed positivity bracelets to hand out to students.
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By Briana KeenanStaff WriterStudent Government (SG) at the College has been preparing for Homecoming 2023 and is planning on changing the way it is outlined ...
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By Briana KeenanStaff Writer The College’s Student Government (SG) held a general body meeting to discuss their plans to make student resources more ...
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The members of the College’s student government had the opportunity to rub elbows with a few of New Jersey's politicians as they held their general body meeting in the State house in Trenton on Wednesday, Feb. 15.
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The College’s campus welcomed students and parents to enjoy this year’s annual homecoming activities on Oct. 21 and Oct. 22. Student government collaborated with the Division of Student Affairs to plan the entire week’s events, including the weekend’s Homecoming Fest. The Student Finance Board funded the commencement events of the weekend.
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The 34th annual Homecoming Spirit week, put together by Student Government and the Division of Student Affairs, hosted numerous activities during the week of Oct. 17 leading up to Homecoming fest.
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The College hosted the kickoff for the 2022 NJ Ballot Bowl on Sept. 20, with special guest New Jersey Secretary of State Tahesha Way, as well as a number of public officials and students from other universities, including Princeton University, Georgian Court University, Centenary University and Kean University.
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Many students at the College are somewhat familiar with Student Government as a concept. Every semester, the student body is encouraged to vote in their elections. Students see the campaigns of our peers as they run for Student Government positions. Of course, their job is to “govern” the school, but how exactly does it function and what achievements has it made for the College?
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Student Government (SG) held a general body meeting on April 6 where they discussed several resolutions regarding remodeling PAWS, making class syllabi available when students register for classes and updating the student feedback form.
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Student Government (SG) held a general body meeting on March 30 in which they passed new bills concerning specific roles within the executive board as well as voted on presented organizations to become recognized.
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Student Government (SG) met to discuss a resolution to bring back meal equivalency and a proposal to restructure the Cabinet and create division officer roles on Nov. 17. The resolution passed, while the proposal to restructure the Cabinet did not.
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At the Student Government (SG) general body meeting on Nov. 3, the Structural Innovation Task Force presented an idea to restructure SG. The plan — proposed by Chief of Staff Lakshmi Gurram and arts and communications senator Peter Corso — included creating assistant vice president positions, creating roles with clear responsibilities and forming a committee with representatives from all divisions of student government to enhance their cohesiveness.
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On Oct. 27, at the student government (SG) meeting, Executive President Roshni Raji said that mask-wearing will most likely continue for the rest of the fall semester. She also said a critical conversation with College health board members will take place at the end of the semester about what was learned this fall in regards to Covid-19, as well as what the College’s protocols will be in the spring.
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The College hosted an informative alumni panel led by Brittany Aydelotte, the director of the Center for Community Engagement at the College, on Friday, Oct. 8 at 11:00 a.m. Both Aydelotte and the Director of Leadership Dr. Avani Rana helped set up this event. The three alumni on the panel were Kari Osmond, Brandon McKoy and Rob Matos Moran. All of the panelists were members of Student Government (SG) when they were at the College.
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The instability of dining services at the College has tarnished its reputation among the campus community. Sodexo, the College’s food service provider, and the College’s dining services are responsible for the food that is produced and the staff hired to serve the food. The students at the College have raised concerns about food quality and service, specifically at the Atrium at Eickhoff Hall.
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By Emma Ferschweiler Staff WriterThe College’s Student Government (SG) and Student Finance Board (SFB) kicked off the start of the semester with interest ...
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Student Government (SG) hosted its second meeting of the school year on Sept. 15 in a hybrid format, with most attendees being in-person and some joining through Zoom.
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By Lara BeckerFormer Editor-in-Chief A committee assembled by the College administration is reconsidering select student leader stipends that originally ...
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Mike SherrStaff writer At their weekly meeting on April 21, Student Government (SG) voted to recognize four organizations and heard reports from students ...
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Mike SherrStaff Writer On April 15, students voted using Qualtrics to choose who will represent them in Student Government (SG) in the 2021-22 academic ...
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