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Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

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Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

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Alden Fletcher (SFS ’17), left, and Grady Willard (SFS ’18) are new to the commission; third commissioner Pavan Rajgopal (SFS ’14) has graduated.

Unconventional Trio Serves as Watchdog

By Margaret Heftler February 10, 2015

As the five tickets campaign for the Georgetown University Student Association executive position, hundreds of fliers and social media blasts will go up, seemingly countless meet-and-greets will be...

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Midnight in Red Square: 2015 GUSA Executive Race Begins

By Katherine Richardson February 5, 2015

The 2015 Georgetown University Student Association executive race began at the stroke of midnight today, as five campaigns vied for advertising space in Red Square at the start of the official campaign...

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Potential candidates for the GUSA presidency attended compulsory information sessions Jan. 28 and Feb. 2. Campaigning will officially begin Feb. 5 at midnight, while debates for presidential and vice presidential candidates will be held in the week before the election Feb. 19.

Meeting Reveals Potential GUSA Candidates

By Tom Garzillo February 3, 2015

While students campaigning for executive positions in the Georgetown University Student Association will formally announce their candidacy Feb. 5, two mandatory information sessions hosted by the GUSA...

Tezel, Jikaria Win Executive Race

By Matt Gregory February 28, 2014

Trevor Tezel (SFS ’15) and Omika Jikaria (SFS ’15) won the GUSA executive election Thursday night, bringing in 35.23 percent in the first round of instant runoff voting and 50.19 percent...

Candidates Surveyed on Disability for Second Year

By Matt Gregory February 27, 2014

For the second year in a row, disability advocate Lydia Brown (COL ’15) sent a survey to all Georgetown University Student Association executive candidates addressing disability issues on campus and...

GUSA Election Looks at Free Speech, Unrecognized Groups

By Matt Gregory February 27, 2014

In both the presidential and vice presidential debates for the 2014 Georgetown University Student Association election, the topics of free expression and rights for unrecognized student groups, specifically...

State of the Race 2014

By Emma Hinchliffe February 25, 2014

Trevor Tezel (SFS ’15) and Omika Jikaria (SFS ’15) are in the lead in the race for GUSA executive, with 26.6 percent of likely voters choosing their ticket, according to a door-to-door poll conducted...

Candidates Propose Budgets

By Matt Gregory February 25, 2014

Candidates for the 2014 Georgetown University Student Association executive election have submitted their proposed administrative budgets for the upcoming year. These budgets illustrate similar fiscal...

Student Groups, Leaders Endorse GUSA Tickets

By Matt Gregory February 25, 2014

All but one of the four campaign tickets running in the 2014 Georgetown University Student Association executive election received endorsements from student organizations, although all have received significant...

GUSA Presidential Candidates Spar in Debate

By Jennifer Ding February 24, 2014

Candidates in the Georgetown University Student Association executive race participated in the presidential debate Sunday evening, which was held by the GUSA Election Commission in the Leavey Program Room. Presidential...

GUSA Candidates Face Off in VP Debate

By Matt Gregory February 22, 2014

Candidates in the Georgetown University Student Association executive race answered questions from the media and members of the student body during the vice presidential debate Saturday. Held in an...

Candidates React to Lack of Exec Endorsement

By Matt Gregory February 22, 2014

Georgetown University Student Association President Nate Tisa (SFS ’14) and Vice President Adam Ramadan (SFS ’14) have decided to not officially endorse any of the candidate teams vying for executive...

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