Five days before the annual SGA debates at the Atlanta Senate meeting, the senate debated articles of impeachment, campaign manager involvement and the responsibilities of an SGA member. A special order to create a committee […]
This webpage will continuously be updated with any new election code violation complaints. These complaints have not been verified and must undergo investigation with the election commission. Election complaints will also be updated through the […]
Nigel Walton describes himself as a person of action who has always had a passion for politics. “I’ve always had an interest in politics and government,” Walton said. “I told my friends I wanted to […]
“I want to keep students F.I.R.S.T.,” Kaelen Thomas, university-wide presidential candidate, said. His slogan, F.I.R.S.T., stands for a variety of issues he would like to work toward including free feminine hygiene products across campus, increasing […]
“I understand what type of impact and effects a president could have,” Carlos Porter said. He said he wants to ensure that whoever takes this position is someone that is qualified and understands the role […]
Nahom Taye stands apart from the other candidates as someone who is not a member of the Student Government Association. Where others may see this as a weakness, Taye sees this as a strength. “I […]
With the Student Government Association election season underway, SGA faced a problem: the resignation of their university-wide and Atlanta communications director and Downtown campus election commission chair. Evan Malbrough, who has participated in multiple politically […]
After holding its first university-wide meeting of the spring semester on Jan. 23, SGA is on its way to making historical changes. Several Perimeter campus senators gathered in the Dunwoody campus and attended the SGA […]
More than 2,500 students voted in the 2019 Student Government Association election, launching 35 student-representatives into elected office. Now seven months into their terms — along with many new appointments to the Senate — it’s […]
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