Every semester, the Honor Committee utilizes a portion of its roughly $5 million endowment to fund its finals season initiatives.
According to Christopher Joseph, co-director of the Student Life Agency and fourth-year College student, Student Council’s Student Life Agency has created and distributed holiday meal kits for many years and began partnering with the CFP last year.
This year’s theme, “Lights Up,” continues this tradition, serving as a reminder to reflect on and celebrate shared experiences while uplifting and strengthening the community.
The majority of the allotted meeting time was spent in closed session, during which voting members discussed topics such as the investigation of allegations made against University Medical Center.
The next Enabling Difficult Conversations Series event will be held Jan. 28.
Proposed by Second-year College Rep. Brian Ng, the resolution aims to find ways that HRL can better support RAs’ mental health while on coverage, especially during stressful nights like that of the presidential election.
Kelly Ard, new assistant vice president of Corporate and Foundation Relations, said that she plans to significantly strengthen the relationships between the University and its corporate partners.
The Committee unanimously approved the establishment of a Bachelors of Science in English as a Second Language Education and in Secondary Education.
Located at the northwestern end of the 14.5-acre Emmet Ivy Corridor, this new student housing will offer 750 to 800 beds in apartment-style units primarily for upperclassmen students.
Administrative tasks — such as scheduling hearings and assigning Counsel — cannot begin until the hearing preferences are finalized.
Since the multi-sanction system’s implementation, the Committee has employed a range of restorative sanctions like ethics seminars, mentorship programs and reflective writings to help students reflect and understand the impact of their actions.
It is unclear if this announcement will affect the timeline for a return to Guides-led admissions tours or their collaborative relationship with the University more broadly.
According to the co-chairs of LOTL, an estimated 15,000 people are expected to attend the event, which is consistent with previous years.
The contribution will fund several “key initiatives,” including new need-based scholarships and the construction of the new Bill Gatton Technology and Data Analytics Hall.
The Board is the University’s governing body responsible for overseeing major projects and plans related to the University’s long-term future.
