LSU Student Government president and vice presidential elections are March 18. Students can vote through Tigerlink. Here’s all of The Reveille’s election coverage:
LSU SG Campaign Series: A look at the five LSU Student Government presidential campaigns, platforms
LSU SG Campaign Series:LSU SG presidential, Honors College Council elections moved to Tigerlink
LSU SG Campaign Series: ‘The Time is Now’ campaign wants to empower all students
LSU SG Campaign Series: All In campaign promises feasible initiatives, qualified leadership
LSU SG Campaign Series: Elevate campaign aims to enhance the day-to-day Tiger experience
LSU SG Campaign Series: For All campaign wants to ‘prioritize outcomes, help all students’
LSU SG Campaign Series: Legacy campaign wants to ‘see commitment, feel change’
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Catherine McKinney and Nash Joyner focused their campaign on ensuring the University’s affordability, improving campus safety and increasing student resources.
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William Jewell and Taylor Scott emphasized transparency in their campaign, vowing to be honest with students and asking students to hold them accountable if elected.
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Andrew Arata and Russell Wilder prioritized outcomes of their initiatives in their campaign, emphasizing that the role of SG president is to serve the students, not make the University look good.
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Brooklen Farley and Corey Koch focused their campaign around community and seek to leave a legacy that lasts past their time at the University.
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LSU Student Government office operates during normal hours in the LSU Student Union on Tuesday, Sept. 4, 2018.
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