Aaaaaand we’re back! Back with weekly coverage of CCSC and in-person meetings! Never has anyone been so excited to dive right into the details of Parliamentary Procedure like this year’s CCSC, with us right beside to write about it.

For CCSC’s final meeting of the semester, not only was a Religion Representative appointed, but there was also the passing of an ID Task Force proposal and some entertaining Paper Plate Awards!

The semester is winding down, but student government is still kicking! Read on for this week’s happenings.

For CCSC’s second-to-last meeting of the semester, general body members reflected on the election process and created an appointment committee to fill the Religion Representative position.

Life can be a bag of nails, so gitty-up and get informed with this Weekly Roundup!

Earlier this morning, the Columbia Elections Commissions announced the results of the Spring 2021 CCSC and ESC Elections to students over email.

Howdy y’all! This week, the councils prepared for elections and discussed upcoming events.

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).

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.

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

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

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

CCSC was poppin’ this week with an exciting announcement from Race and Ethnicities Representative Colby King (CC ‘22), constitutional amendments, and appointment candidate speeches!

This week, CCSC Bureau Chief Maddie Goodman felt yet again inspired by the tenacity and student advocacy of general body members.