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Hannah Thomas | Friday, May 15, 2020
Saint Mary’s Student Government Association (SGA) president Terra Nelson and vice president Olivia Allen look back on their time as leaders with a bittersweet feeling. The seniors said they hopes to create a stronger community during their work with SGA, and though their tenure was cut short, the pair feel they were successful in their endeavor.
Mia Marroquin | Monday, April 6, 2020
Despite being physically away from campus, incoming Saint Mary’s student body president and vice president juniors Giavanna Paradiso and Kelsey O’Connor have been working with members of the current administration and other student organizations to determine how to best transition student government and prepare for their term during this period of distance learning. The Paradiso-O’Connor
Jordan Cockrum | Friday, August 17, 2018
Members of Saint Mary’s Student Government Association (SGA) spent their summer preparing for the year to come, senior Madeleine Corcoran, student body president, said in an email. “This summer we have focused on planning orientation, Big Belle Little Belle, technology and transportation,” Corcoran said. “Orientation and [Big Belle Little Belle] start right away and both
Observer Editorial Board | Friday, February 5, 2016
The nation turned its political attention to Iowa on Monday night as more than eight months of campaigning, debates and media frenzy yielded to the actual act of voting. The Iowa caucuses were only the beginning of the next chapter of the already historic and exciting 2016 presidential campaign, and the rest will be written
Haleigh Ehmsen | Friday, December 11, 2015
In the beginning of their term as student body president and vice president, seniors Kaitlyn Baker and Maddie Kohler set goals to collaborate with Notre Dame, increase campus safety and be transparent, and now at the end of the semester Baker said new initiatives have propelled those goals forward. This year, Baker said campus safety has