The event platformed seven individuals in the university and included three individual presentations and Q&As, as well as an open forum afterward for questions.
Following an Oct. 6 demonstration, Mun Choi and The Board of Curators seek to set up a dialogue with students protesting for university action following the Dobbs v. Jackson decision, but refuse to address their specific demands.
As the new president of the Missouri Women’s Political Caucus, Teona McGhaw-Boure outlined her goals to boost student involvement in the abortion-rights movement.
The Pro-Choice Rally and Women’s Wave March were held in connection with Bush’s “Roe the Vote: Reproductive Freedom Tour,” alongside partner organizations and the Missouri Democratic State Party.
In past years, members of the association have felt MSA’s campus changes have not been properly communicated to the student body. MSA hopes to address the root cause of the issue by being generally more involved on campus.
Candidates for seven LBC Executive Cabinet positions shared their personalities, qualifications and future plans for the Black student government ahead of the election
