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SA launches G-Voice

The Student Association is proud to announce to the launch of G-Voice, the newest way for students and other members of the GW community to let the SA know what problems they want addressed. The Richardson-Costigan administration has stressed their desire for enhanced communication between students and their representatives, and G-Voice represents a major step in that direction. Students will be able to post a comment about what issues they face on campus. Other students will be able to vote for the issues that they think are the most important, and SA representatives will be able to respond as quick as possible. Check Out G-Voice.

SA townhall outlines agenda for administrators (GW Hatchet)

The Student Association's first townhall of the year drew about 100 students to the Grand Ballroom in Marvin Center on Wednesday. About a dozen representatives from the Student Association joined administrators from the Dean of Students office, Office of the Provost, Multicultural Students Services Center and Athletics Department to share their responsibilities on campus and invite questions from the crowd.

Senators call for free condoms in residence halls (GW Hatchet)

The Student Association unanimously approved a resolution Monday calling for the University to install and maintain free condom dispensers on campus. Sen. Josh Goldstein, U-CCAS , wrote the Be Safe Act after Allied in Pride members lobbied for the program at last week's senate meeting.

University finalizes J Street changes (GW Hatchet)

The University has finalized the changes for the J Street revamp, overhauling almost every food venue in the often criticized dining hall, with an additional promise of longer hours and more seating options. By scrapping Chick-Fil-A and Wendy's – former staples of the food court – University officials hope to enhance J Street's identity as a campus hub.

Richardson, Costigan win Student Association election runoff (GW Hatchet)

John Richardson beat out Chris Clark for Student Association president by a margin of just 34 votes Thursday night. Richardson, a sophomore, earned 50.6 percent of the vote to Clark's 49.4 percent. Ted Costigan was elected executive vice president over Amanda Galonek with 53.7 percent of the vote.