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In an editorial against a proposal introduced by the Central Council chairperson in an earlier meeting which would authorize a 67% budget cut for ethnic based student groups on campus, the Assistant Coordinator of Fuerza Latina (Latin Power), Juan Tito Melendez, praises the Central Council for...

After months of conflict over the representation of Puerto-Rican students in the Educational Opportunities Program Student Association's governing board, the Central Council accepts the recommendation of the Executive Budget Committee to separate the faction representing the Puerto-Rican and...

Seeking to alleviate the conflict between the administration of the Educational Opportunities Program Student Association and a contingent of Puerto-Rican students united under the group Fuerza Latina (Latin Power), the Central Council continues their investigation into the struggle over...

The Central Council temporarily freezes the funds of the EOPSA after a dispute arises over the representation of Puerto-Rican students in the organization's governing board. The Puerto-Rican faction, unsatisfied with a single representative in the administrative body of the EOPSA, advocates for...

In a meeting with the Albany Student Press and Student Association President Steve Gerber, EOP director Vernon Buck provides a statistical breakdown of the EOP's achievements to date. Of the 168 students who began the program in 1968, more than 100 had already graduated; 45 of the graduates were...

Introduced by Senators Giuffreda, Goodman, and Carcia, the bill would permit students in the Educational Opportunity Program to receive tuition assistance for a full 5 academic years, allowing them to remain in school for an extra year if deemed necessary without having to worry about their...

Although the university is considering a $100 tuition hike to cover the difference between their proposed budget and funding from the state, Governor Rockefeller doubles down on the commitment to the Educational Opportunity Program.