Annual introduction of Texas A&M's student government representative to the College Station city council

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This podcast contains comments from the October 2, 2025 College Station city council meeting.The College Station city council is introduced to this year's representative from Texas A&M's student government association (SGA).Ainsley Broadwell, class of 2026, is SGA's vice president for municipal affairs.At the council's September 25th meeting, Broadwell presented three goals...parking, community engagement, and the Northgate district.Broadwell also responded to a question from councilman David White that student housing is "an issue that plagues a lot of students" where "we're hoping to see more growth to kind of disperse the market so those prices do go down with inventory going up as well."Click HERE to read and download presentation materials from Ainsley Broadwell at the September 25, 2025 College Station city council meeting.

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