On April 20 the three-way fight for President of the Student Government Association came to a long-awaited end. Sofia Sanchez was elected as SGA President for the 2026-2027 Academic Year. Sanchez led the vote by 64.6% confirmed by Student Activities Director Katie Ordinario, receiving the majority out of 65 total counted votes for the election. Vice-President Elect Dana Perez and Adam Rafacz, a member of the Wright Times, ran uncontested for their positions, solidifying the leadership team....

Running for the 2026-2027 term, we have three students running for the position of president of SGA, and election results will be announced on Monday. SGA is run by a president, vice-president, and secretary. When asked the biggest motivation to each candidate, Sofia Sanchez said, “My community. Definitely my community. They were the ones who actually motivated me to run for president. Even my own family who were like ‘Sophia, you’re ready, you are made for this.’” Sanchez explained she...

The Wright Times moderated its very first presidential debate in recent history between the SGA presidential student candidates Arcenio Rodriguez, Sofia Sanchez and William Flores on Thursday. A three way fight for one position, the debate was a chance for each candidate, passionate about various topics, to be able to speak out on what they would focus on during the 2026-2027 term. The process went about giving every candidate up to 60 seconds to respond each question, the questions...