Student Government Association (SGA) senators packed their last university-wide meeting with legislation. The March 9 meeting started with a presentation from Vice President for Student Affairs Dr. Douglass Covey, who gave a briefing on legislation […]
Questions: 1.Describe your platform. 2.What are some hot issues on campus you’d address first as president of SGA? 3.SGA senate meetings have often urged senators to attend more events, and become more involved, what are […]
Questions: What is your platform? What do you consider the biggest concerns of the students at GSU and how would you address them? What do you plan to accomplish in your term? What makes you […]
This year students – three from Georgia State’s Atlanta campus and one from the Clarkston campus – are running to become the Student Government Association’s (SGA) Speaker of the Senate. The Speaker’s specific duties include […]
As a university that prides itself in its diversity, Georgia State is bound to encounter a variety of students and student groups who have vastly different visions for how Georgia State should operate. Many of […]
The Student Government Association (SGA) kicked off their March 2 meeting with a presentation on the purchase of Turner Field, and the Community Benefits Agreement (CBA) that students and Turner Field residents have been vouching […]
After twice confronting the Student Government Association (SGA) during their meetings, United Students Against Sweatshops (USAS), Turner Field residents and student activists finally grabbed the organization’s attention. USAS made an appearance in the student government […]
A new SGA bill aims to add more microwaves around campus for commuter students to easily access. As Georgia State’s vending contract came to a close on Dec. 1, its previous vendor began removing the […]
Surprise attendance from United Students Against Sweatshops (USAS) members in tonight’s Student Government Association (SGA) meeting had senators yelling and trying to maintain order in the Urban Life building. Frustrated with Georgia State University President […]
Thursdays’ Student Government Association (SGA) meetings are usually a long, routinely process, reminiscent of class time, couple of yawns here and there, couple bills passed, an applause, nothing too risqué. But last week was everything […]
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