At a town hall meeting at the Black House on Wednesday evening, all five GUSA tickets were asked to explain how their respective platforms would address diversity issues and engage minority students...

Many students on campus often ask why the Georgetown University Student Association matters. The answer is simple: It matters because it represents the student voice across campus and fiercely advocates...

For many students, a semester abroad is a chance to experience new cultures and learn from others who are very different from themselves. We did both of those things in Hong Kong last semester, but we...

When students go to the polls — or rather, open up their browsers — on Feb. 21, they will cast their votes for the Georgetown University Student Association’s next president and vice president. It...

The five vice presidential candidates for the GUSA executive advocated their tickets' respective platforms yesterday in a debate largely centered on funding reform and the student association’s relationship...

As banners are painted, flyers printed and dorms canvassed in anticipation of this year’s Georgetown University Student Association elections, I am reminded of what an honor it has been for Vail and...

Yesterday’s midnight launch of the GUSA executive campaigns went as smoothly as such a start could go. It was a welcome departure from the tense and cutthroat — albeit exciting — kickoff to campaigns...

Clara Gustafson (SFS '13) and Vail Kohnert-Yount (SFS '13) won this year's GUSA executive election with just over 50 percent of the vote in the sixth and final round. About 3,700 ballots were...

In hopes of securing a win in today's election, candidates for GUSA president and vice president have campaigned aggressively for two weeks to differentiate themselves in a seven-ticket field. According...

The seven Georgetown University Student Association presidential tickets kicked off their campaigns Thursday at midnight, marking the start of a two-week race. This year's field is almost entirely...