At the first Student Senate meeting of the semester, Elections Commissioner Jacob Turner proposed several amendments to the Election Code, which the Senate voted to adopt. These changes follow last year’s Senate General Elections held in February that were marked … Continue reading A new election code and what went wrong last time
“We’ve heard of students who’ve shown up and didn’t understand they would need to purchase textbooks. We’ve had a student show up on move-in day without sheets for her bed because she didn’t know she needed to bring them. The … Continue reading New program provides support for first-generation Hendrix Students
Since its creation thirty-eight years ago, AGS has been hosted at Hendrix. The six-week residential program aims at immersing rising high school seniors in critical thinking and has produced thousands of alumni—many of whom agree that their AGS experience was … Continue reading AGS moves to Arkansas Tech University
After meeting with local and state leaders of Chi Alpha regarding allegations of misconduct, Dean of Students Jim Wiltgen and Reverend J.J. Whitney made the decision to ban non-student leaders of Chi Alpha from the Hendrix campus for one year. This decision was prompted by testimonies from students indicating Chi Alpha had violated the contract that allowed their presence on campus, and tested the boundaries of the ethical framework for religious life groups at Hendrix. Chi Alpha is a national college ministry organization affiliated with and guided by the values of the Assemblies of God, which are founded in the … Continue reading Chi Alpha staff banned from campus
