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Mayor-President meets with Tufts

July 9, 2014

After more than six months of waiting, East Baton Rouge Mayor-President Melvin “Kip” Holden fulfilled his promise to Student Government when he met with President Clay Tufts to organize plans...

Tufts to re-establish president’s cabinet

June 30, 2014

In the fall, student leaders from multiple organizations will have an opportunity to meet and discuss current issues and work toward resolutions in an well-known setting: the Student Government President’s...

SG drafts student Honor Code

SG drafts student Honor Code

June 30, 2014

Student Government has created an honor code for students, faculty and staff. The Academic Honor Code: The Tiger Code went into effect May 7 following its approval by the LSU Faculty Senate. The University...

Newly-elected Student Government President Clay Tufts (middle right) and Vice President Taylor Lambert (middle left) react to hearing election results Wednesday, March 25, 2014, in the Student Union. The Next Step ticket drew 59.9 percent of poll, beating the Experience LSU ticket that garnered 44.1 percent.

SG passes initiatives, welcomes new leaders

By Jacquelyn Masse May 4, 2014

Over the course of the semester, Student Government elected two new leaders and passed several initiatives that will take effect next semester. Former SG President John Woodard and Vice President Taylor...

Student Government President Clay Tufts and Vice President Taylor Lambert look forward to pursuing their initiatives for the upcoming school year.

Tufts, Lambert start work on fall semester

By Jacquelyn Masse April 28, 2014

Newly inaugurated Student Government President Clay Tufts and Vice President Taylor Lambert are eagerly working on plans for the fall semester. “I’m looking forward to interacting with students...

Student Government president John Woodard and vice president Taylor Parks finished their terms and passed the titles to Clay Tufts and Taylor Lambert for the upcoming academic year.

Woodard and Parks bid farewell to leadership roles

By Jacquelyn Masse April 24, 2014

After a year in office, Student Government President John Woodard and Vice President Taylor Parks said they’ve accomplished most of their goals. “This experience was like walking through a...

Student Government budget

By Jacquelyn Masse April 23, 2014

Student Government modified its budget for the upcoming fiscal year of 2014-15. In the budget, the estimated revenues from student fees will be $115,487.70. Changes were made to the executive operational...

Recently elected Student Government President Clay Tufts and Vice President Taylor Lambert are inaugurated into office by Deputy Chief Justice Dario Scalco Wednesday, April 9, 2014.

$36k finance bill passed to fund emergency app for smartphones

By Jacquelyn Masse April 10, 2014

Clay Tufts, recently elected Student Government president, and running mate Taylor Lambert were inaugurated late Wednesday night at the SG Senate meeting. Also that meeting, the senate passed several finance...

SG passes resolution for “preferred name” option for records

By Michael Tarver April 6, 2014

Student Government passed a resolution last week with overwhelming support to provide a “preferred name option” to official University records for students who wish to go by a different name...

Newly-elected SG president Clay Tufts (right) and vice president Taylor Lambert (left) celebrate Wednesday, March 26, 2014, during SG election results announcements in the Student Union.

Tufts, Lambert named SG president, vice president

By Jacquelyn Masse March 27, 2014

A roar erupted from the Live Oak Lounge of the Student Union as The Next Step Ticket was declared the winner of the Student Government election on Wednesday afternoon. The Next Step ticket won with 55.9...

SG passes resolutions to do away with parking zones during intersession

By Jacquelyn Masse March 26, 2014

Student Government passed several resolutions along with a finance bill during their Senate meeting Wednesday night. One resolution passed requests the Office of Parking and Transportation lift student...

SG pushes for federal assistance

By Fernanda Zamudio-Suarez March 26, 2014

Senior members of Student Government went to Washington D.C. to advocate for higher education and came back feeling confident in the connections and relationships formed over their four day trip. SG President...