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On Tuesday, February 18, teams of SEAS students competed in the first annual Cardboard Boat Regatta hosted by the Engineering Student Council. Students worked in groups of four to build boats from cardboard and race them in the Uris pool.

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Columbia Engineering students vote in favor of divestment from Israel, joining other colleges in the university-wide movement. 

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

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It’s election season! If you’re running for student government, Bwog may endorse you!

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

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This week was the current council’s last full GBM.

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

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This week, ESC voted on multiple proposals and letters.

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Are you running for student government? Why not seek out a Bwog endorsement to help your campaign!

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ESC is having a busy second half of the semester.

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ESC is back from spring break.

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ESC Talks Diversity

This week, ESC discussed creating a committee on diversity.

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This week, ESC heard from students in support of Ukraine and discussed a draft of a mental health survey.

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This week, ESC was fully back in person.

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Same Semester, New President!

What Should Acting President Claire Shipman's Nickname Be?

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