A New Student Association

Since the days of Nicole & Brand are over, WRGW would like to say one final goodbye the the administration. On May 1st, Vishal officially moved into the SA Office. News Director Mallory Thompson created the montage below from snippets of the SA-Hatchet debates back in February. Believe it or not, none of the phrases are repeated. It was first aired on WRGW during the live broadcast of the election returns. Enjoy!

Nicole & Brand

Ogheneruemu Oyiborhoro, Write-In Candidate for SA President

OG Oyiborhoro joined the Friday news broadcasters in-studio to talk about his write-in campaign for the SA presidency. Oyiborhoro is running because he feels students are apathetic towards student government due to its bureaucracy. "Its important that every single student on this campus, whether undergraduate or graduate, involved or not involved, whoever you are, has a voice to be heard to the administration," he said.

OG's Interview

Tarek Al-Hariri, Candidate for SA President

Tarek Al-Hariri joined Friday's WRGW news to talk about his campaign for SA president. Al-Hariri is running on a platform called GW ACE - standing for advocating, creating and enriching. He believes that, GW needs to create more programs and change the way the funding is divided to enrich the GW experience by giving every student a chance.

Tarek's Interview

SA Election Update

Below is a feature segment from WRGW's News Director Mallory Thompson.  Previewing candidates SA Senator Kevin Kozlowski, SA Senator OG Oyiborhoro, SA Senator Vishal Aswani and Peace Forum president Tarek al-Hariri, this piece serves as the kick off to the Student Association election season.

Students have until Monday until the filing process is complete for all SA, Marvin Center and Program board positions.

 SA Election Update

Vishal Aswani Announces Candidacy

On Wednesday night's news show, SA Senator Vishal Aswani and Business Director here at WRGW announced his bid for 2008- 2009 SA President.

Aswani is a junior in the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences and is the House Proctor of 2034 G Street.

In his announcement, Aswani pledged to be "a voice for all students" and to "fight for their rights." If elected he plans to work on improving school dining options, greening the university, and strengthening the university as a community - not just as a higher place of learning.

As for his competition, SA Senator junior Kevin Kozlowski, SA Senator junior OG Oyiborhoro, and Peace Forum organizer sophomore Tarek al-Hariri have all declared their candidacy.

Stay tuned for more updates on the SA race as the filing period comes to a close this weekend.

Click for audio:  Vishal Declares Candidacy