Members of Student Government Association’s Senate moved recently to approve a resolution that supports the purchase and placement of solar panels on the rooftop of Meyer Library. The project was taken to the Sustainability Commission as a proposal, but required …
Missouri State’s Student Government Association has recently adopted a resolution in support of adding a minor in Sustainability to current course offerings. Support for the minor comes at a time when sustainability-related careers are considered to be a high-growth area, …
After a successful trial run during the first half of the spring semester, SGA has asked administrators to make the weekend BearLine route permanent. The Pink Route, which runs to downtown Springfield from 6 pm to 2 am on Friday …
After months of research on behalf of Student Government Association members, a resolution asking for the abolishment of the Plus/Minus grading system was passed with unanimous consent during the February 28, 2012 senate meeting. Drafted by the Academic Affairs Committee, …
Missouri State University’s Student Government Association voted on February 28, 2012 to support the creation of a Global Living Learning Community (LLC) in the university’s residence halls. The community, geared towards international students, language students, global studies students, or students …
The spring deadline for students or faculty interested in submitting a sustainability proposal to Student Government Association’s Sustainability Commission will be March 9, 2012. Proposals submitted to the Sustainability Commission may aim to improve any aspect of sustainability at Missouri …
Missouri State student David Schneider has been appointed to the position of Chief Sustainability Commissioner as the previous Commissioner, Paige Jenkins, begins her term as Student Governor. Schneider, who has served on the Sustainability Commission for two years, will begin …
Missouri State’s Student Government Association recently approved a resolution which will place a referendum on the spring ballot asking students whether or not they support increasing the Taylor Health Center Fee by $2. Despite health care services costs increasing at …
Missouri State’s Student Government Association has called for the submission of student pieces inspired by the Be Civil Be Heard campaign. Students may submit editorials of no more than 600 words or cartoons regarding experiences with or thoughts on civility. …
Missouri State University’s BearLine shuttle service has expanded its schedule as part of a pilot program to offer students transportation to the downtown Springfield area on Friday and Saturday nights. The new route will run from 6:00 pm to 2:00 …