Here are Bwog’s endorsements for the Columbia College and Columbia Engineering student government elections.

CCSC kept it short and sweet this week with the busyness of election season in mind, but still managed to vote on a proposal by Class Representative Brandon Shi (CC ’22).

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Howdy and happy Thursday! All four student councils are now back in session from spring break and everyone’s got student government election season on their minds!

CCSC returned from Spring Break with a bang, packing in election season updates, summer course registration complaints, and the Inclusion and Diversity Task Force Committee amendment.

We’re approaching the last stretch of the semester, and the Engineering Student Council knows it.

Howdy y’all! The Councils have been rounded up (well, some of them…).

Following a spring break hiatus, ESC returned with an untraditional general body meeting.

Though last week’s announcement that SEAS would continue its PDF policy this semester was a triumph for the Engineering Student Council, its members’ work is far from over.

This week CCSC discussed summer financial aid, shuttle services, disability services programs, and data privacy.

Tuesday’s GSSC meeting was short and sweet, but had a lot to share and celebrate in that little amount of time!

This week’s Engineering Student Council meeting featured acronyms ranging from the familiar SEAS and PDF to the less known iGEM.

This week’s CCSC meeting was short and sweet but still gave plenty of time to pack in news on the Resource Fund and an exciting new survey launch!

Howdy y’all! The councils have been rounded up and looks like a week of classic government shenanigans across the board.

This week ESC’s general body meeting discussed the limits to what ESC can change while looking ahead to future initiatives.