Fourth-year theatre student Bradley Gittens, third-year neuroscience student Emma Strickland, third-year political science student Jordan Cooper, third-year risk management and insurance student Cole Rotondo and doctoral mechanical engineering student Jacob Whisenant sit on a stage in the Russell House Ballroom during the Student Government election debate on Feb. 19, 2026. The elections will take place Feb. 24-25.

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