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...
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...
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...
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...
On the heels of a tumultuous election filled with disqualifications and appeals, Student Government President John Woodard and his administration started the semester steady when he ensured students would...
Without a student fee increase, bus services will be reduced next fall, according to a survey sent out by Student Government on Wednesday.
The purpose of the survey is to evaluate what students are willing...
After two meetings spent to discuss amendments to the election code, Student Government passed the legislation favorably at the final senate session of the fall semester Wednesday evening.
The new election...
In a single day, thousands of University students will step foot on the Parade Ground. From lively tailgating to quiet study sessions, people often forget the Parade Ground is one of many memorials on...
Starting as soon as January, students can cool off between classes with ICEEs, thanks to the addition of two machines located at On-The-Geaux and Auntie Anne’s, Senator William Baumgardner announced...
Arguing that this year’s Fall Break was pushed back to accommodate football and not academics, the University Faculty Senate introduced a resolution urging University administration to schedule the...
Due to the recent increase in bike thefts during
September and October, Student Government passed a bill on Oct. 23 to partially fund the LSU Police Department’s bait
bike program.
Although the average...
Student Government passed a resolution Wednesday evening supporting a Faculty Senate resolution that would urge the Office of the University Registrar to schedule fall breaks prior to Oct. 31 in the future.
Many...
