SGA

Steven Prescott | Staff Writer SGA passed a vote that could change APSU’s academic calendar. Resolution No. 4 Calls for the Office of the Registrar to make adjustments aligning the university’s Spring Break with the Clarksville-Montgomery School System. Sen. Lane Manley challenged the decision and told colleagues that it would ...

By: Steven Prescott President of the College Republicans Taylar Scott asked senators to introduce legislation requesting APSU remove pepper spray as a Code of Conduct violation at the SGA meeting on Nov. 1. Last year, SGA passed legislation to request pepper spray be allowed by the Student Code, however that ...

By: Steven Prescott SGA completed its third meeting of the month on Oct. 18. SGA’s Student Tribunal announced that it completed a monthly review of student appeals. These appeals range in nature from disciplinary to traffic offenses. Chief Justice Waqas Ahmed told senators that 44 appeals were considered by the ...

By: Steven Prescott SGA strives to be the voice of the student body. SGA members are elected to represent the powerful voice to the Tennessee Board of Regents and the APSU’s administration. There are over 10,000 registered students at APSU, all of which are represented by SGA. Last year, SGA ...

By: Steven Prescott SGA completed their second meeting of the month on Oct. 11. At the start of the meeting, representatives from Omicron Delta Kappa Honor Society presented senators with acceptance into the organization. The Fee Adjustment Appeals committee announced that going forward it will now conduct its meetings via ...

Steven Prescott | Staff Writer SGA completed their first weekly meeting of the month. Three resolutions were discussed in the session and two passed with little debate on Oct. 4. A letter will be sent to the Foy Fitness and Recreation Center requesting they purchase ENOs, a popular brand of ...