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This week, ESC was fully back in person.

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This week, ESC’s general body meeting was held in a hybrid format.

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This week’s meeting was short and consisted entirely of position updates.

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The Engineering Student Council held its first general body meeting of the semester on Zoom.

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ESC’s last General Body Meeting of the semester was quick and under-attended. 

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This week’s ESC General Body Meeting featured position updates from several council members.

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This week, ESC held its General Body Meeting in person for the first time since early 2020.

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Back after a brief hiatus for fall break, ESC returned to discuss a survey, dining, and Shake Shack.

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ESC: Expansion Edition

This week ESC talked about expanding halal food options and expanding the student body.

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Since ESC’s members are busy planning cool initiatives (and with midterms), this week’s General Body Meeting was concise and productive.

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The newly elected Class of 2025 Council attended their first general body meeting this week.

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The discussion at this week’s General Body Meeting featured upcoming events, progress on some initiatives, and recognitions of the council’s limits. 

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Same Semester, New President!

What Should Acting President Claire Shipman's Nickname Be?

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Columbia’s Elevators
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