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Tufts, Coleman to run for SG president

By Jacqueline Masse March 10, 2014

Student Government will have two tickets for the upcoming election. One of the tickets, called The Next Step, will have Clay Tufts and Taylor Lambert on it. The other ticket, Experience LSU, will include...

Vacancies addressed in by-law change

By Jacquelyn Masse February 27, 2014

Student Government made major changes to its by-laws and passed several resolutions during its meeting Wednesday night. The by-laws are the code SG follows that outlines procedures such as removing people...

Baton Rouge Mayor-President Kip Holden speaks to the media about a new health initiative Wednesday, Jan. 15, 2014 in Town Square in downtown Baton Rouge.

Holden yet to contact Woodard

By Quint Forgey February 26, 2014

It has been more than a month since East Baton Rouge Parish Mayor-President Melvin “Kip” Holden announced in his State of the City address his plans to involve student government presidents...

Student Government members found “Unite Louisiana”

By Lyle Manion February 23, 2014

Believing in a need for student representation in Louisiana affairs, three Student Government officials have joined together to lobby the legislature on behalf of students. The organization, known as Unite...

Student Government Speaker of the Senate Alex Grashoff leads the meeting Wednesday, Feb. 19, 2014 in the Student Union.

SG discusses budget, new Student Union features

By Jacquelyn Masse February 20, 2014

The Student Government Senate discussed the spring semester’s budget and possible long-term plans for the Student Union during their meeting Wednesday evening. The SG budget is funded through student...

Student Senator proposes Good Samaritan policy

By James Richards February 13, 2014

University student Jacob Boudreaux announced a new bill at the Students for Sensible Drug Policy meeting on Thursday. The biochemistry and french junior and student senator for the College of Science said...

Student body president John Woodard speaks at the Student Government meeting Wednesday evening, February 12, 2014 in the LSU Student Union.

Student Government passes two finance bills, resolutions

By Jacqueline Masse February 13, 2014

Student Government Senate passed two finance bills while also pressing for the creation of an online syllabus database Wednesday night. One of the resolutions passed urges the University to create an online...

Senate talks future initiatives

By Jacqueline Masse February 6, 2014

Student Government discussed Student Union seating, improvements with parking lots and possible initiatives for this semester at its Senate meeting Wednesday. The Senate passed a resolution urging Auxiliary...

Student Government senator Kevin Muehleman speaks Wednesday, Jan. 22, 2014 during the SG senate meeting in the Capital Chamber.

Faculty Senate, SG discuss tobacco ban

By James Richards, Jacquelyn Masse January 22, 2014

The University made significant steps forward in discussions over the soon-to-be implemented smoke-free policy on campus, with the Faculty Senate discussing logistics of the state-mandated policy and Student...

Associate professor Judith Sylvester discusses the smoke-free initiative on campus Wednesday, Jan. 15, 2014, at the first Student Government meeting of the semester.

Senate approves transit fee increase

By Jacqueline Masse January 16, 2014

The Student Government Senate voted to raise the Mass Transit Fee by $20 Wednesday night, also discussing a potential ban of tobacco on campus. SG Senate spent hours debating whether or not to increase...

Baton Rouge Mayor-President Kip Holden speaks to the media about a new health initiative Wednesday, Jan. 15, 2014 in Town Square in downtown Baton Rouge.

SG has yet to hear from Holden

By Quint Forgey January 15, 2014

Student government presidents have yet to hear from East Baton Rouge Parish Mayor-President Melvin L. “Kip” Holden concerning his plans to involve them in his administration. In his annual...

SG talks transit fee, tobacco policy

By Jacqueline Masse January 14, 2014

Student Government may increase transportation fees for students and add a possible tobacco ban on campus following a mandatory smoke-free policy instituted by the state that begins in fall 2014.  SG...