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NCSA Senate Meeting recap
The New College Student Alliance (NCSA) functions as a three-branch student government. All New College students are automatically part of the Senate, where campus-wide voting and announcements take place. The first Senate meeting of the 2023-24 school year was held on Wednesday, Sept. 13. The meeting opened with a vote to approve fourth-year Cynthia Lucas as Senate President Pro Tempore. She…
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Meet New College’s 2023-24 NCSA Co-presidents and Vice President!
By Aria Lockman & Gabriella Batista On Apr. 11, the results of the 2023 New College Student Alliance (NCSA) spring election were announced. Students anticipated another eventful presidential debate but with the lack of opponents, third-year and current president Grace Keenan and second-year Colin Jefferis were announced as Co-presidents elect along with their running mate and Vice President…
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New members, mostly first and second-years, join the NCSA and take on its many responsibilities
This year, the New College Student Alliance (NCSA) is composed of an unusually significant portion of first and second-years. What is driving this shift towards younger students, and what do they plan to do with their newfound power and responsibility? Some are well-seasoned veterans of youth organizations and positions of authority who joined with excitement to effect change and get involved.…
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Sofia Lombardi steps in as the new NCSA President
Sofia Lombardi steps in as the new NCSA President
Sofia Lombardi is also a copy editor on the Catalyst.
The Fall 2020 emergency elections are over. The New College Student Alliance (NCSA) welcomed its new members after voting ended on Friday, Sept. 11 and results were announced on Saturday, Sept. 12.Students can breathe easy knowing they will have a working student government to navigate the unique challenges of this year’s fall and spring…
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New College receives national award for high voter turnout, fails to see engagement in NCSA elections
New College receives national award for high voter turnout, fails to see engagement in NCSA elections
Just over 64 percent of the student body voted in 2018 midterm elections, more than twice the 29.3 percent that voted in the previous midterm election in 2014, earning New College several national awards for high student voter turnout. Despite this consistency with a nationwide shift in larger voter turnout on college campuses post-2016, the New College Student Alliance (NCSA) has experienced…
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NCSA elections experience complications
NCSA elections experience complications
Izaya Miles/Catalyst Second-year Isabella Cibelli Du Terroil, Supervisor of Elections at the polling stations on Wednesday night.
This was a milestone election for the New College Student Alliance (NCSA). The election on Tuesday, Nov. 13 was the first election that took place entirely online, as all future NCSA elections will be. However, all but one of the candidates who ran did so as write-ins…
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