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SGA VP, secretary runoff is over
DANIEL GETSINGER Staff Reporter The race was close but the votes are in and Tech students have spoken. The students have chosen Maggie Brakeville for vice president…
SGA election results announced
DANIEL GETSINGER Staff Reporter As the polls opened, students gathered near the kennel to make sure their voices would be heard and their right to vote would be…
SGA attempts to amend constitution
DANIEL GETSINGER Staff Reporter Leadership and change go hand-in-hand when progress and growth are needed, and the Student Government Association has taken necessary steps to try to ensure…
SGA to bring new benches to campus
DANIEL GETSINGER Staff Reporter New additions have become a trending topic at Tech and are beneficial to the campus and students alike. Tech’s Student Government Association passed…
SGA to purchase dollies
DANIEL GETSINGER Staff Reporter New technology brings easier ways of handling life, or in this case, handling belongings. Tech’s Student Government Association has passed a new bill…
SGA finds new ideas at annual conference
DANIEL GETSINGER Staff Reporter There are always new ideas and new thoughts that arise everyday, and some ways are better than others. These are a few things that…
SGA’s executives work off the clock
RANEY JOHNSON Staff Reporter Some members of the Student Government Association are concerned that those holding the top four executive positions do no clocking in with time cards…
Tobacco Taboo
Students voice their opinions of potentially becoming a tobacco-free campus KAAMILYA SALAAM Staff Reporter As universities around the nation and throughout the state have taken the initiative to become…
SGA to purchase new golf cart for campus
RANEY JOHNSON Staff Reporter Congress passed a bill to avert the fiscal crisis on Jan. 2 after months of arguing; however, there was no arguing or bickering between Student…
Students have a vote in UB spring concert plan
KELSY KERSHAW Staff Reporter Country, rock, rap, hip-hop, pop––all of these are popular genres, but for Tech students, country was the sure favorite, Doug Prater said. At midnight…
