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SGA senator first to stage run for vice presidency

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Student Government Association Senator Claire Avalos became the first to announce her bid for the SGA vice presidency Thursday. Avalos, a sophomore studying political science, said if elected she’ll work to increase funding for multicultural student organizations, expand free speech protections for students and push officials to remove the permanent fences they installed around University Yard following last spring’s pro-Palestinian encampment. …

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The GW Hatchet

SGA senator first to stage run for vice presidency

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The Sunflower

Student Government will host a forum to meet student body president, VP candidates

Students will be able to hear from the candidates for student body president and vice president at the Student Government Association presidential and vice presidential forum on April 3, moderated by The Sunflower. There is only one official ticket running this year. The candidates for president and vice president are Jia Wen Wang and Amy Nguyen. The forum will be at 6 p.m. in room 233 in the Rhatigan Student Center. It will also be available vi…

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flathatnews.com

Wang-Swenson win Student Assembly presidential election by 43-vote margin

Thursday, March 27, class of 2026 President Zoe Wang ’25 MPP ’26 and Sen. Matt Swenson ’26 won the College of William and Mary’s Student Assembly presidential election. The ticket faced competition from Secretary of Diversity and Inclusion William Henderson ’26 and Deputy Secretary of Outreach Alena Jones ’25 M.Ed ’26. Wang and Swenson won with 50.8% of the vote (1345 votes), while 49.2% of voters (1302) put their confidence in Henderson and Jon…

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The Statesman

USG debates overturning Elections Board’s disqualification of a Senate candidate

On March 13, 2025, USG Senate members discussed the possibility of appealing a Senate candidate’s disqualification during their meeting. KEVIN BRODERICK/THE STATESMAN The Undergraduate Student Government (USG) convened on Thursday, March 13 to discuss an appeal for reconsidering the disqualification of a USG Senate candidate. Rich Chen, a freshman majoring in history, came to appeal his case and explained he was disqualified because he created a…

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The Tulane Hullabaloo

TUA: 21 students elected student government delegates

The Tulane Undergraduate Assembly concluded its elections this week, welcoming 21 delegates to the student government organization. The selection process for the remaining six delegates began this Monday. The second-year delegates are Amiah Elise Johnson, Benjamin AshShahid, Caroline Cunningham, Nimmer Johl, Rosario A Elmudesi Santos, Shania Mahmood and William Tutwiler. The third-year delegates are Julia... The post TUA: 21 students elected s…

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Temple Update

TSG Debate and Election

The annual election for a new Temple Student Government administration is here. Temple students are able to vote for whichever of the two campaigns they find more attractive. Students can choose between Temple Tomorrow and TUnited. Lourdes Cardamone, a junior political science major and criminal justice minor, is running as Temple Tomorrow’s presidential candidate. By her side is Temple… Source

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