GU Students Approve Student Life, Arts Funding Referendums
Georgetown University undergraduate students voted on October 26 to approve two referendums.
- The STAGE Act, prioritizing arts funding in future campus development, passed with 82.3% (2,396 students) voting in favor.
- The Restore Student Life Act, reforming policies penalizing students for amplified noise violations, passed with 88.5% (2,533 students) voting in favor.
A total of 2,912 and 2,862 students voted on each referendum, respectively, surpassing the 25% turnout threshold required for certification.
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Author's summary: Georgetown University students approve referendums on arts funding!
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