MSA used the town hall to learn about student perspectives on campus issues. Many students mentioned they were frustrated with MSA’s apparent lack of communication with minority student organizations.
The social justice committee of MSA proposes and passes legislation focused on improving the experience of minority students at MU.
ASUM and MSA come together to organize National Voter Registration Day event at MU to educate and register students to vote Sept. 24.
MSA president, Jennifer Sutterer, and MSA vice president, Mary O’Brien, talk about growing up together and what they hope to accomplish atop the MSA in the next year.
MSA towns halls and committee meetings to allow more open-ended conversations and questions with students.
Last year, MSA encouraged MU to look into implementing virtual student IDs. We asked students for their thoughts on this.
As her term comes to an end, Wopata reflected on things her administration accomplished, including holding officials accountable about mental health and becoming more transparent to the student body.
Davis saw fault with the election process, but he plans to implement his platform as chair of the external affairs committee.
Newly elected MSA president and vice president are tackling getting NARCAN on campus as their first initiative and have plans to start on income sharing agreements and putting the counseling center online by the summer.
Solomon Davis spoke on a virtual mental health visit program, while Jennifer Sutterer outlined a program for income-sharing agreements.
The campaign introduced ideas such as an MSA email database and a new bike share system.
The slate hopes to introduce an opioid-overdose antidote to campus and push back against proposed changes to Greek life.
The Oct. 9 session focused on efforts by an outside consulting group and university administrators to improve student health care at MU.
MU organizations collaborated in helping students register to vote for the midterms.
Ford, 55, just started his first year at MU, and he’s just one of many older adults returning to college.
They confirmed 19 at-large senators and three upper-level positions.
The session, which was the first of its kind for the MSA Senate, aimed to teach senate rules to prospective senators before they join the legislature.
The council will serve as a way for freshmen to get leadership experience prior to entering MSA
The More to Roar slate was officially sworn into office during a small ceremony in the Student Center.
Julia Wopata plans on using her love for people to govern as student body president
