Board Investigation Not a Basis for Delaying GSU President Impeachment Vote

Voting in the GSU elections opened today and will close at 11.59pm on Friday.
Emer MoreauDeputy Editor
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Cormac Watson for The University Times
There is no constitutional basis for Graduate Students’ Union (GSU) President Gisèle Scanlon’s claim that impeachment proceedings cannot go forward until the union’s Board discusses findings of an investigation into an April EGM of the union.

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