SDSU president Barry Dunn discussed federal changes to higher education funding at the first Students’ Association meeting of the year on Monday night. Federal funding has been a topic of high debate...

One of newly elected SA president Sophie Spier’s key initiatives was highly debated before ultimately failing in the Senate on Monday at the last meeting of the year. Spier was looking to get approval...

New leadership was sworn in and old leadership said goodbye at Monday night’s Students’ Association meeting. Newly elected SA President, Sophie Spier, and Vice President, Wesley Siira, were sworn...

The Students Association’s General Activity Fee (GAF) state of approval is expected from the Board of Regents by next week’s SA meeting. Upon approval, changes made to the Fiscal Year 2026 Preferred...

Simple Servings will be one of the food options in the food service coming to Yeager Hall in fall 2025, and it will get its own kitchen to keep food from being contaminated with allergens. Simple servings...

Yeager Hall may look a little different next fall. Instead of a print shop on the ground level, students will find a cafeteria. The change is necessary because Larson Commons will close temporarily for...

Senators held their first meeting of the semester and swore in new senators. Open Forum The National Association for Music Educators (NAfME) members addressed the Senate and were approved to be an...

Three key issues dominated at Monday night’s SA meeting: Changes coming to Larson Commons, 24/7 access to the Briggs Library, and an update from Title Title IX / Equal Opportunity coordinator Michelle...

Open Forum Various committees addressed the Students’ Association on Monday and three commemorations were adopted by senators for the month of November.    Robyn Marschke, assistant vice president...

Open Forum: City Representatives addressed the Students’ Association Oct. 29 and shared information about the Brookings master plan and city budget. City reps. Andrew Rasmussen and Brianna Doran addressed...

The Students’ Association voted Monday to oppose Initiated Measure 28, a tax break that will be on the November election ballot that senators say will cause an increase in tuition. IM-28 is a South...

The Students’ Association takes a vote on whether or not to oppose Initiated Measure 28, a tax break that will be on the November election ballot that senators say will cause an increase in tuition.