On Thursday afternoon, the Columbia Elections Commission shared the official results of the Spring 2024 CCSC and ESC elections over email. 

This week’s meeting was split into two sections: One run by the outgoing council and one run by the incoming one.

Held in a hybrid online and in-person format, this general body meeting was eight minutes long.

This week, ESC voted on multiple proposals and letters.

This week, ESC was fully back in person.

This week, ESC is giving the people what they want— sweatshirts, minors, class recordings, and pass/fail classes.

This week, ESC got the gears turning on social and institutional initiatives for the upcoming semester.

This week ESC received disappointing news on credit limits and the SEAS gala but looked ahead to future plans.

This week’s ESC general body meeting began with a presentation on University Life Events Council and featured several joint initiatives with the other undergraduate student councils.

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.

Topics at this week’s ESC general body meeting included ESC a potential ESC bylaw amendment, housing for the fall, and a possible P/D/F grading policy for this semester.

ESC returns this semester to address the challenges of online learning.

This week’s ESC meeting was short and sweet

This week ESC discussed how best to allocate funding for prizes and swag, a linguistics minor, and how to make the homestretch of this semester kind of bearable.

Engineering Student Council met for a final, brief session last night. For the final time, ESC Bureau Chief Finn Klauber reports what happened during the ESC meeting.