In his State of the ECOS address last week, President Stephen Barber called on students to hold their student government accountable by encouraging involvement and highlighting the success of the flagship "small changes, significant impact" campaign.

Delivered at the beginning of the spring semester, the State of ECOS Address is a constitutional tradition overlooked by past administrations. This year, however, the tradition returns to offer reflection and provide an insight into what we have accomplished as well as what to anticipate for the upcoming semester.