Lauren Sforza

Senators have yet to approve any referenda for the elections on March 29 and 30, but they have until their next meeting on March 28 to do so.

SA Sen. Alfredo Granados, CCAS-U, said he plans to create an advisory group of student leaders to correct the lack of “connection” between students and the SA.

SA Sen. Yan Xu, ESIA-U, said he will work with officials to funnel more funding to student organizations, which he called the “backbone” of GW’s culture.

Senators unanimously passed the bill Monday to replace the existing financial bylaws with a Code of Financial Policies.

SA Sen. Dasia Bandy, ESIA-U, said if elected she plans to ramp up inclusion initiatives and expand access to technology and health resources.

The Student Association Office of the Legislator General filed a lawsuit against the head of the SA Senate’s finance committee over new authority given to the finance committee.

The court voted to pause any future proceedings until after the senate votes Monday on a bill that would address issues laid out in the complaint.

Chief Justice Yun-Da Tsai granted a motion to “stay the deadline” for the defendants to respond to the issues laid out in the complaint.

A FEMS spokesperson said officials dispatched about 60 personnel and a dozen vehicles to the ninth floor of the building shortly before 10 a.m.

The SA Office of the Legislator General filed a complaint over the finance committee’s expanded authority over student organization finances.