Tag: government
Gov. Evers Visits UW-Superior Continuing Back-to-School Tour
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers visited the University of Wisconsin-Superior on Sep.16 at 2 p.m. His...
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SGA turns student voices into action
While most students will only experience contact with the Student Government Association (SGA) through mass emails requesting students to vote in elections, much of what they govern impacts student life.
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SGA announces 2021-2022 senators
The results of elections held this year on October 26 and subsequent runoffs on November 4 saw some 18 nominated and write-in candidates competing for nine posts.
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Student Government Association deals with membership challenges
At the time of this writing, there are a variety of student government positions open, including a number of senatorships and liaison roles. Students who take on these leadership roles will engage in the passing and origination of legislation, maintenance of committees, and representation of the student body.
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Student Government Association passes budgets; announces funding rollovers for next year
Under normal circumstances, an organization’s entire budget would be swept back into the unallocated segregated fee fund. However, under the new legislation, only 75% of an organization’s budget will be swept.
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SGA postpones 2020 elections to fall 2020 semester
Due to this change, the current SGA will remain in power until the completion of the elections in the fall. However, the students in these positions will not receive payment during this period unless reelected.
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Student Government Association prepares for annual Superior Days trip
This year’s focus for Superior Days includes city development, Medicaid, and access to mental health services.
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Wisconsin 7th Congressional District profiles
Both Republican and Democratic primary races are contested with two candidates in the running for both.
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Impeachment: What is it, and how does it impact you?
But what does the word “impeachment” really mean? Why are we hearing it so much in the news, and what does President Donald Trump have to do with it?
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Choudhury steps down as president; vice president takes over
Sudarshan Choudhury, who was elected president of the Student Government Association (SGA) on April 25, 2019, has stepped down from his role due to a personal familial emergency.
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PAINE, FENNESSEY VIE FOR SUPERIOR MAYORAL CANDIDACY
The winner of the general election in April will replace current Superior, WI mayor, Bruce Hagen, who is retiring with two years remaining on his term.
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WALKER BUDGET: SUFAC HOLDS OPEN FORUM
An open forum was held for students to understand some aspects of Governor Scott Walker’s Assembly Bill 64. This bill would allow students to either opt-out, or opt-in of paying this fee and supporting these pieces of campus life.
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