Student Government president Zack Faircloth and vice president Lindsey Landry were sworn in by Senate Speaker Adam Grashoff on Tuesday in Memorial Tower, marking the beginning of the “Forward”...
LSU alumni and executive producer of Celtic Media Centre Patrick Mulhearn spoke to students about the importance of teamwork at the Lod Cook Alumni Center on Thursday. The event was the first segment in...
Student Government President-elect Zack Faircloth and vice president-elect Lindsey Landry are wasting no time getting their initiatives for next year started before their inauguration on April 12.
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On a sunny Wednesday afternoon in Free Speech Plaza, Student Government representatives released the names of this year’s Groovin’ opener and headliner to anxious students and passersby.
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Students may soon be able to get a glimpse into their future course load before classes start, thanks to one Student Government initiative. This new syllabus database will let students look up syllabi...
University students decided to move “Forward” on Wednesday as presidential candidate Zack Faircloth and vice presidential candidate Lindsey Landry won the 2016 spring Student Government election...
The ballots are cast, the polls are closed and this year’s Student Government campaigns have come to an end. This campaign season was a trailblazer in terms of how tickets utilized the student voice...
Supporters of the “Forward” and “Restart” campaigns showed up in wigs, toting signs and cutouts of their candidates’ heads for Wednesday’s annual Student Government...
Students may soon have more options for food on the go. Two Student Government resolutions, discussed at Monday’s Student Auxiliaries and Services committee meeting, will expand the accessibility...
In an effort to build relationships with departments and colleges on campus, Student Government allocated around $1,400 to create multimedia labs for the College of Human Sciences and Education and the...
Last fall, Student Government spent more than $120,000 on student organizations and programs, according to its inaugural fall 2015 joint spending report, released Feb. 17, which outlines spending from...
Editor’s Note: This is the second in a two-part series highlighting registered campaigns in the Student Government presidential election. Their publication order in The Daily Reveille is determined...
