over the major decision-making powers for the paper from a Students' Union committee and the vice-president (Student Life). The paper is funded by a combination of advertising revenue and a student levy approved at the time of the autonomy campaign. The Gateway features sections devoted to news, opinion, sports, arts and entertainment, comics and features. The Gateway has been published primarily as a twice-weekly publication, appearing on campus on most Tuesdays and Thursdays during the fall and winter terms. During the Spring and Summer sessions, the Gateway publishes a reduced schedule with a reduced circulation. Each December, the Getaway is published (notice the different spelling), which features satirical articles and non sequiturs. The Getaway is a no-holds-barred publication, each issue containing considerable profanity and sexual content. Additionally, a joke issue spoofing a different newspaper or magazine is run every year at the end of the winter term. The Gateway launched a new website, The Gateway Online, on 27 February 2007. On February 17, 2011, the GSJS board of governors voted to change The Gateway to weekly publishing for the 2011/2012 publication year, moving the paper down from twice-weekly publishing for the first time since the 1930s. In January 2016, in order to combat the declining relevance of newsprint media, The GSJS board of directors voted to shift to a monthly publishing schedule that featured eight magazines per publishing year and an increased focus on digital publishing and social media presence. Cam Lewis, the editor-in-chief who orchestrated the organization's shift, said the goal was to lead the way in a change in climate that everybody was going to have to face eventually, citing a decline in ad revenue and an increase in the use of digital mediums as reasons for the change. Josh Greshner, the 2016–17 editor-in-chief, produced the first publication year of The Gateway magazine. The final newspaper edition of The Gateway was released on April 5, 2016. The issue's cover featured a Space Moose cartoon drawn by Adam Thrasher and a four-page feature with testimonials from multiple Gateway alumni about their memories of the newspaper. Gateway Student Journalism Society The Gateway Student Journalism Society is the body that oversees the budget and overall operation of the Gateway. Its board of directors consists of eleven voting members (the "editor-in-chief" of the newspaper, an editors' representative, two volunteer representatives, a representative of Students' Council, the SU Vice-President (Operations and Finance), two