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Category: MUSA
MUSA Did What: Let’s keep it short (MSC#4)
As we all know, ‘Hell Week’ is upon but alas, life must go on..
2021 Annual General Meeting
TLDR: Your money is in -our- good hands.
MUSA Did What : In with the new (MSC#3)
Welcome to the 3rd MSC of 2021!
MUSA Did What : When will campus re-open ah? (MSC#2)
Hello dear reader, you might be thinking ‘Is this another MUSA propaganda?’…
MUSA Annual General Meeting 2020
Written by: Zoe Yap Xiu Hai and Cheah Wei Shang On the 8th of May 2020, the Annual General Meeting was held by the Monash University Student Association (MUSA). The meeting included not just student council members, but student representatives from various departments. However, something was different this year – the meeting was held on…
MSC #9: Accusation of Corruption? :O
Week 11, or Hell Week X depending on which school or year of students you’re talking to. You would love to spend your precious time perfecting that assignment or preparing for your finals but MUSA still exists and the MSCs must go on. So here’s the MSC #9 recap after five weeks of pain and…
8th MSC Meeting, In a Flash
Shortest MSC ever in the history of we don’t know when exactly. 20 minutes! Then we are rewarded with decent food from the cafeteria. MSC#8, here we go! The turnout rate was at its lowest this time around, with many council members absent due to the events happening around campus. However, their absence was replaced…
Students to Complete RNA Module To Attend Uni Events Outside Campus (7th MSC Meeting)
When you have a 101 things ripping your mind apart and battling for your attention, recapping a MSC at Week 5 is honestly the last thing you want to deal with. That’s why it has taken us almost four weeks to bring the MSC #7 recaps to you! Just in time for the next one…
Resignation of Publicity Officer, Reps to Compulsorily Attend OB and More (6th MSC Meeting)
For some, six is a ominous figure. For MUSA, it marked the beginning of their second semester. (Editor’s Note: If you have any interesting suggestions to introduce these meetings after summarising them for about five times, I would really love to hear them.) While President Thush was a no-show due to a bad gastric,…
Vote of No Confidence? (5th MSC, Summarised)
At the end of Week 11, the post-assignment, fatigue-ridden MUSA members gathered one more time before the semester wrapped. Mr. President started off by giving an update on the current WiFi situation. Students can expect newer access points by the end of May, or early June. Health checks on the Wi-Fi connection are also carried…
Pantry for Students? Yassss! (4th MSC Meeting 2018)
Come Week 8, every second counts for a Monashian. The 4th MSC commenced at its fastest time yet in 2018 – 6.15pm – and had an interesting evening over two hours. The resignation of a MUSA member, Monga’s Instagram affair, and after-hours learning spaces – bring them on. President Thush starts off with a report…
C&S To Be Broke By Monash Cup? (3rd MSC Meeting of 2018)
If you still give two hoots about student affairs and welfare, but can’t be bothered to watch a two-hour livestream of the entire MSC, here’s a (late) recap of what went down on the 23rd of March, our third MSC! President Thush provided a quick update on the potentially-revived alliance between Sunway and Taylor’s. Among…
BlindGate? Meh. BRT Subsidies? YAS (2nd MSC Meeting of 2018)
The usual time of Friday evenings when MSCs are usually held on had to be rescheduled as both staff and students on campus were terrorized by water disruptions. For some, it was an extended weekend, while for MUSA members it was probably a relief for not needing to sit through a meeting while being agitated…
Here We Go Again, The 1st MSC of 2018
A new academic year, a new batch of hopefuls genuinely interested in investing their time, effort and passion towards student welfare in Monash Malaysia. The newly-elected MUSA committee came together last weekend (10 & 11 January) to set the tone for the rest of the year. Agendas were discussed, presentations were made — here’s a…
