Author: SGA President

Dear Emerson Community, I am writing this not only as President of SGA, but as an individual who is disgusted with the systems of the country I call home. We…

What is happening in Minneapolis right now is not the result of a broken system. It is a reasonable reaction to a brutal system that was working exactly as intended….

Never could I have imagined when I stepped onto this campus two and half years ago, in January 2018, that my journey with Emerson College’s student government would end here….

We would like to thank all the candidates for their participation in the Spring 2020 General Election. Although these are uncertain times, we are looking forward to working with this…

The Student Government Association is proud to announce the results of the special election to ratify the new constitution. 240 students voted in the election, with 216 (90%) voting yes,…

The Student Government Association (SGA) is reimagining the way it will operate for the final months of the Spring 2020 semester to continue to serve constituents and advocate for students. …

With the recent move to redirect classes online beginning the week of March 23, due to increased concern surrounding the spread of COVID-19 (CoronaVirus), Student Government Association would like to…

A statement cannot heal a community but it can help set work into motion. The recent anti-Semitic graffiti found scrawled in a stairwell in Piano Row and the racist language…

In late December, SGA held elections for the Fall 2019 semester. The Fall Elections are traditionally meant to fill vacant positions as well as the class council positions for the…

The 2018-2019 academic year as truly been one for the books for the Student Government Association. As the year has come to a close, I wanted to take the opportunity to reflect on some of what we have accomplished throughout this year and acknowledge our areas of growth and improvement.