SA Senate switches to ranked-choice election ballots
The Student Association Senate unanimously voted to change multiple SA election processes to create easier and more accessible avenues for students to run for and vote on senate positions.
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Students react to legislation denouncing anti-Semitism
Some students said they weren’t adequately included in conversations about an SA resolution last week that urged officials to fight anti-Semitism.
Panhel leaders silent about sorority diversity trainings
A semester after Panhel events were put on hold for mandated diversity and inclusion programming, leaders will not discuss details of the sessions.
Student leaders discuss transparency, student feedback at joint town hall
About 50 student leaders, officials and community members gathered in the Marvin Center Thursday to discuss building transparency, gathering student feedback and promoting diversity and inclusion.
SA Senate urges body to formally define anti-Semitism
The SA Senate overwhelmingly passed a resolution Monday calling on the organization and the University to prevent instances of anti-Semitism on campus.
SA presents document outlining charges against senator who faces censure
Student Association Sen. Jake Corsi, CCAS-G, who will face a censure hearing Monday, allegedly violated the SA’s and University’s policies, the documents state.
SA president files executive order creating anti-Semitism task force
The Student Association’s head signed an executive order Sunday establishing a group charged with addressing anti-Semitism on campus.
Thurston residents evacuate to Marvin Center after third-floor fire
Thurston Hall residents were evacuated Friday night after a potential short circuit which activated the building’s sprinkler system, D.C. Fire and Emergency Medical Services officials said.
Bylaw inconsistencies delayed SA censure hearing, senators say
SA senators are preparing for a censure hearing almost two months after the initiating censure proceedings.
Student groups pen letter calling on LeBlanc to address anti-Semitism
Several student leaders on campus have signed a letter calling on University President Thomas LeBlanc to take action to fight anti-Semitism at GW.