There are not enough senators in the AUBG Student Government (SG). This is why on February 9th the students will be given another opportunity to vote for their desired candidate to become a new member of the SG. Out of 12 senators, three have left to participate in exchange programs and are now busy developing their leadership skills outside AUBG. One other senator left for personal reasons.
Student Government (SG) President Alexandru Panici's discussion of an SG bylaw that would bar SG senators from being executive officers of student clubs raised controversy among present senators and students, some of which argued that there is no hazard with people being in a conflict of interest.
Students from Russia, Moldova, Ukraine and all the other countries who issue gold or silver medals in high school Olympics may apply for SAT waivers. Though this will get them admitted into the university, the students will have fewer chances to receive scholarships.
