Georgia State’s student politicians carry power unseen by most Panthers. In fact, as iterated at nearly every Student Government Association (SGA) senate meeting, all students of Georgia State are acting members of SGA… technically. But […]
Georgia State’s Student Government Association (SGA) is taking steps to help students living on campus without cars get groceries by increasing the number of grocery shuttles available each month. After multiple students voiced concerns, SGA […]
Despite pressure from the Student Government Association’s executive board to be well-read on their newly-tweaked constitution, SGA senators were largely unprepared to discuss the document’s potential changes at the Nov. 5 Senate meeting. At an […]
SGA candidates answered questions from the audience and debated their platforms during the election season’s first formal debate on March 26 in the Speaker’s Auditorium. The following were highlights of the night: During this election […]
The focus of the new constitution will be student representation, according to Senator David Jackson. […]
SGA vice president announces December graduation and more at the last SGA Senate meeting […]
The company tried to bring its app to Georgia State but the Student Government Association has other plans, according to Lanier Henson. […]
The Dean of Students found no sufficient evidence to support allegations brought against the student for being involved in a fraternity altercation […]
Student Government Association (SGA) and Georgia State officials voted to reallocate existing mandatory fees to create two new fees and increase several existing fees, including the athletic fee. […]
The Student Judicial Board decided Monday afternoon that Andrew Whyte, former presidential candidate and runner up in the election, will be the next Student Government Association president, leaving Ashley Epperson as executive vice president.
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