Student Government

“[Kasich] doesn’t really represent anyone, which is good in some cases, but probably not in an academic setting where what matters to students should be prioritized.”

January 15th's meeting included swearing-ins, impactful initiatives and updates on actions filed in the fall.

Marked by her hot pink hair and magnetic swagger, Megan Rapinoe, soccer superstar, spoke to students at the University of Miami on Thursday, Oct 10., about her career and her fight for justice.

"Changes both big and small need to be made now. Our daily living practices need to be eco-friendly, and we can’t live sustainably if we keep business as usual, eating meat and drinking from single-use plastic at the Rat."

“I was excited when I heard she was coming,” he said. “I’m not a huge sports fan, but I watched the World Cup, and we need to support women’s sports and their fight for equality.”

After a year of hard work and countless meetings, the U First executive ticket members completed their term with lessons learned and campaign promises fulfilled.

This election had the highest voter turnout in the history of any UM Student Government election.

The 2019 Student Government executive tickets explain their plans to improve the student experience.

"This debate provided the opportunity for students to meet the candidates and hear from them personally what they hope to change about the UM experience."

Ashlyn Coleman, the SG chair of academic affairs, said the bill is intended to promote civic engagement on campus and is in no way forcing professors to cancel class.

Evan De Joya was officially inaugurated as UM Student Government's president earlier this month. Here's what his plans are for next year.

In the trial run, temporary dispensers filled with twenty tampons and 10 sanitary pads have been placed in eight locations across campus.