A torch has been passed at Georgia State. On Thursday, Nov. 10th, the Student Government Association held its last meeting of the semester. A semester that saw the passing of numerous pieces of legislation, the […]
Students very rarely get their money’s worth out of their college tuition. It’s a common struggle between all of us. Students spend thousands of dollars in fees and tuition each year, yet often don’t realize […]
Ira Livnat was confirmed as the 93rd Executive Vice President of SGA on Thursday, September 15th, but he had already been fulfilling the duties of the position for over a month. When the former EVP […]
On Mar. 21, the judiciary board of SGA met to decide whether or not a runoff election would be held in light of a formal petition from Ira Livnat’s presidential campaign. The judiciary board […]
After campaigning, debates and voting, the 2022-23 SGA elections have ended in some controversy at the top of the ballot. The presidential race between Anthonio Prince, Ira Livnat and Kirsten McManus, and the Speaker of […]
On Tuesday night, 2022-23 Student Government hopefuls gathered on stage to debate topics ranging from accessibility of the Student Government Association (SGA) to campus safety and inclusion of international, commuter and Perimeter-campus students. The debate […]
The 2022 student government elections are just around the corner. As we students get ready to vote for who will represent us in the coming year, it is essential to look back and see what […]
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Georgia State’s Student Government Association Atlanta Senate held a session on September 2. The meeting was full of legislation that impacted the university community significantly. The SGA focused on resolutions that would bring students in […]
The Atlanta Senate held its second meeting on September 16, which further set forth Student Government’s commitment to getting things done. At this meeting, the central focus was safety as Interim GSUPD Chief Anthony Coleman […]
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