Design-A-Course pilot program launches in the fall
Student Government (SG) released the applications for the Design-A-Course pilot program on Feb. 6. The program was one of the former SG administration’s original campaign platforms. “Taking U Forward,” the name of the former administration, said the idea stemmed from a similar program at the University of Virginia. Under the new program, students will be...
Farmers Market makes refreshing return with new vendors
Heavenly aromas waft from white tents lining the walkway between the UC and the Richter Library each Wednesday for the weekly Well ‘Canes Farmers Market. The regional goods, ranging from locally-grown produce to spices, breads, soaps and herbal products, were brought back to campus for a second year. While students, faculty and staff members enjoy...
Senate to use iClickers for more transparency
In an effort to promote transparency, accountability and communication, the legislative branch of Student Government has started using iClickers during meetings to record senators’ votes on legislation. iClickers are commonly used in UM classrooms so professors can keep track of student responses to questions asked in class. Now, the devices will be used to generate...
Student Government launches new program
Student Government (SG) will be releasing the applications for the Design-A-Course pilot program on Monday. The program was one of Taking U Forward’s original campaign platforms. The idea stemmed from a similar program at the University of Virginia. “You go back to the old mantra, ‘You learn best by teaching others,’” SG President Brandon Mitchell...
Farmers market makes its return to campus
Heavenly aromas wafted from white tents lining the walkway between the UC and the Richter Library on Wednesday, marking the return of the weekly Well ‘Canes Farmers Market. The regional goods, ranging from locally-grown produce to spices, breads, soaps and herbal products, were brought back to campus for students, faculty and staff members to enjoy...
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