The 2016-17 executive slate takes office April 20. For the past few weeks, the Daily News has gotten to know the incoming executive slate. Read about inauguration here.
Check out our profiles on each of the four incoming officers.
James Wells has bigger goals in politics than just SGA president
Sharing a name with a father who was sent to prison for robbing a bank is not the legacy James Wells aspires to have.
Instead, the future Student Government Association president said he has vowed to make sure his name means something more.
Ana Batres: Future SGA vice president partakes in two cultures
Ana Batres, future SGA vice president, grew up immersed in two different cultures.
Both of her parents immigrated from Mexico to the United States, and she is a first-generation American citizen.
Emily Halley: Future SGA treasurer takes after her father when it comes to business
For a small town girl, Emily Halley has anything but small goals.
Originally from Goshen, Ind., the future SGA treasurer grew up close to her mom and dad as an only child. She said her hometown is small, but full of adventure with all of its diversity.
“We have a lot of people who move to work in [the RV] industries there, so we have a lot of different food places there, bringing in authentic Mexican food and an Indian place as well," Halley said.
Brock Frazer: Future SGA secretary has hockey in his blood
It's safe to say that Brock Frazer’s life has revolved around hockey.
With a great grandfather who has won the Stanley Cup twice for the Detroit Red Wings, a grandfather who played professionally in Germany, and a brother who played in the Air Force, hockey is in the blood of the future Student Government Association secretary.
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The gender binary withholds the actuality of nonbinary identities
By Trinity Rea / 21 minutes agoThere’s been a crippling weight on my shoulders for as long as I can remember. It wears me down and diminishes me. It conforms and restricts me to be something I’m not. When I was younger, I learned to escape this weight by changing different parts of my identity. As a five-year-old, I told my family to call me Tom — and no longer refer to me as Trinity — because I was a “tomboy.”
Man who self-immolated outside Manhattan courthouse where Trump trial is adjourned pronounced dead
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Stretch of cooler temperatures entering into the weekend
By Evan Reed / 10 hours agoWeather Forecaster Evan Reed has the latest on the continuing cooler temperatures next week.
