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ESC Supports GS Swipe Access (And Every Precedent This Establishes)

By Finn Klauber on Apr 04, 2017 1 Comments

The discussion on GS swipe access continued at this week’s ESC meeting. ESC has proposed to reconfigure several unused spaces that can be utilized by student groups on campus.  The penultimate meeting of Engineering Student Council was punctuated by intermittent reminders of the upcoming transition in council members. The main topic of discussion at this […]

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