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This semester the Executive Board made strides towards greater transparency within Thelmo. All meeting minutes, including our Executive minutes, are available on our Sakai page for students to read. We host weekly office hours every Monday…

Diversity and Inclusion Committee: This spring semester has been an eventful one for diversity on the SLU Campus.  This semester, working with Ashlee Downing and Sharon Rodriguez, the Intersectional Board of United Voices (IBUV) was…

In light of this week’s Thelmo meeting, I find it crucial to ask one major question for a club which has a current budget of $79,840: how do they ensure accountability and ethics for expedition trips? The question is not a direct insult or…

SLU students are deciding who to elect as the president of their student government, as the Thelmo election enters its final stage before the Nov. 14 deadline. The Thelmo election follows the record-breaking turnout in the national…

If you happened to glance in the Winston Room on the evening of Monday, April 9, you would have seen the debate between the candidates for the Student Delegate to the Board of Trustees.  Three candidates are running for the position: Sohel…

On Monday night, four candidates for the Student Delegate to the Board of Trustees (BOT) held a debate for the position. It was an unconventional debate by Thelmo standards; two candidates participated via Skype: Chris Rich ’18, who is…

Students returned to campus Sunday, March 22, and were met with a change to the Pub Ordering Policy. This policy was spearheaded by Thelmo “due to an excessive amount of wasted Pub orders every day.” Thelmo and Dining Services implemented…

By Karen Blakelock and Brenda Winn Staff Writers On January 28, the Hill News sent out a survey requesting student opinions on the Thelomathesian Society. Only 21% of students expressed that they fully understand how the SLU Student…