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Controversy re-emerges over Faculty Senate's opposition to mandated trigger warnings
By Zoe Morgan | 10/01/2016AUSG launches campaign opposing Faculty Senate’s stance
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AUSG launches campaign opposing Faculty Senate’s stance
Student Government’s Undergraduate Senate voted on Sunday to mandate that President Devontae Torriente and the rest of the executive board, including Comptroller Shannon McDermott and Vice President Samantha Vervaeke, issue an apology for suggesting that former Secretary Faith Rokowski resign from her post.
Approximately 150 people gathered as students spoke about the need for greater University action
Their panel discussion will focus on women and minorities in today’s political climate
Students encouraged each other to be allies and work for change
The senator encouraged students to demand more out of elected representatives
U.S. Senator Susan Collins of Maine encouraged AU students to get involved in politics and public service at an event hosted by the Kennedy Political Union and AU College Republicans on Sept.
Over 300 students, faculty and staff gathered on the steps of MGC on Monday for the “Solidarity with Our Sisters” rally, an event organized by the Black Student Alliance in light of recent racially charged events on campus.
University condemns attacks and holds emergency town hall in response
Hasan Minhaj uses his personal experiences and his time spent on the Daily Show to encourage college students to speak up.
Access to the Jobs Board has been reinstated to make it safer for students to access local jobs.
Senate committee also opens investigation into why Faith Rokowski resigned from the post
Last Thursday, Student Government launched the AU TurboVote campaign in an effort to register every student to vote in time for the general election in November.
Participants have the opportunity to discuss topics of identity with peers
Goldwyn will discuss the 2016 election, “Scandal” and his work on the Innocence Project
The landscape project will appear in front of Kay Spiritual Life Center
Co-editor Elisha Brown said the online publication will be used to promote discussions of social issues and campus concerns.
Protesters say Ana Ebanks was unjustly terminated
SG Senate voted majority to reject Black, new nominee confirmation next week.
Shaw aims to make Greek community more diverse, intersectional and inclusive
