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The WVU Student Government Association heard from students about mental health concerns in a town hall Thursday. Many voiced their concerns over the services provided on campus and offered ideas on what more can be done for students.

Turning Point USA, the national right-wing group founded by Charlie Kirk to promote conservative campus activism, has been trying to influence student government elections at West Virginia University for the past several years, according to interviews with current and former student leaders …

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Chloe Hernandez and Pareera Uqaily have been elected to serve as the WVU Student Government Association president and vice president for the 2022-23 school year.

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Amaya Jernigan and Hunter Moore, both current West Virginia University juniors, have been elected to serve as the University’s SGA President and Vice President for the 2021-22 academic year.

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This past Wednesday, the Student Government Association Student Assembly passed AP-2021-01, an assembly proclamation stating support for West Virginia Senate Bill 108 and House Bill 2698.

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In a letter shared via social media on Saturday, members of the West Virginia University Student Government Association and other student leaders emphasized the importance of equality on campus.

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Former WVU student body vice president Madi Matheny officially inducted student body president Chase Riggs and vice president Jaron Bragg during the final Student Government Association meeting of the year conducted via Zoom. 

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WVU Student Government Association Sen. Arpan Kumar is facing possible impeachment against the student government association for reasons he said are unreasonable.

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During the Student Government Association’s second meeting of the academic year, its members took a step back from their traditional weekly sessions and introduced a new meeting structure.

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During the WVU Student Government Association’s first meeting of the year, SGA President Kate Dye discussed focal points for this school year, including safety, sexual assault prevention and mental health.

Six panelists discussed society’s perception of perfection, the impact of social media on body image, the importance of body neutrality and body empowerment at the WVU “Welcoming EveryBODY” event in the Mountainlair on Tuesday.

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