GU Students Approve Student Life, Arts Funding Referendums
Georgetown University undergraduate students voted on Oct. 26 to approve two referendums.
The referendums call on the university to prioritize arts funding and reform policies penalizing students for amplified noise violations.
- The STAGE Act, the referendum on arts funding, passed with 82.3% of the vote (2,396 students).
- The Restore Student Life Act passed with 88.5% of the vote (2,533 students).
A total of 2,912 and 2,862 students voted on each referendum, respectively, surpassing the 25% turnout threshold required for certification.
Author's summary: Georgetown University students approve referendums on arts funding and student life reform.
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