The Ivy Council is a 501c3 Federal Tax-Exempt Organization comprised of student government leaders, student organization leaders, and students at large from the colleges and universities of the Ivy League. The Council was established in 1993 by members of the Ivy League student governments in order to facilitate effective communication between the student governments of their respective institutions and to provide a unified voice for the Ivy League student governments. Since then, the Ivy Council has expanded the scope of its activity both nationally and internationally with programs such as the Ivy Leadership Summit and student-exchange opportunities in Asia, Europe, and the Middle East.
The First Annual State of the Ivy Address, held in 2012 at Columbia University, brought together the eight Ivy League student body presidents/student leaders. Listen to innovative policies being implemented at each Ivy, the problems facing each school, and goals for future years.
Read moreFollowing the first annual State of the Ivy address, student representatives from each of the eight Ivy League schools conducted elections to determine the six leaders who will lead IVC in the 2012-13 academic year. Find out who these leaders are!
Read moreOn behalf of the Ivy Council, we would like to thank all of the delegates that attended the 12th Annual Ivy Leadership Summit at Harvard University. We hope you took away valuable lessons on leadership from this weekend’s conference, and we enjoyed sharing this weekend with you.
Read moreThis past week, 20 Ivy Council delegates returned from Beijing, where they participated in the first session of the All-China Youth Federation’s Research, Mentorship, and Exchange Program. Approximately 100 students participated in the program in total. These students came from Beijing and 10 different provinces and cities across China to engage in this student-to-student educational exchange.
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