Student Government passed a resolution Wednesday evening reaffirming its opposition to the suffix — or plus-minus — grading system and advocating for student representation in further discussion...
Nearly a month after the University’s chapter of Delta Kappa Epsilon hung controversial signs from their fraternity house, chapter president Spencer Crane addressed members of Student Government...
Student government enrolled SG Bill No. 1 on Wednesday, giving student organizations easier access to money in the Programs, Support and Initiatives Fund.
The passing of the bill allows funds to be available...
Student Government assembled for the third time Wednesday evening to discuss and approve amendments to the SG constitution.
“The Temporary Governing Documents Committee spent all summer amending...
As Student Government uses student feedback from the beginning of the semester to find ways to improve the University’s bus system, a main concern is adding more buses to the night routes.
With more...
Student Government is working with Middleton Library to create online registration for student rooms, SG Vice President Taylor Parks announced at the SG Senate meeting Wednesday evening.
The new system,...
Never fear, you will have Scantrons and blue books this year.
Student Government plans to provide free Scantrons and blue books throughout the academic year, according to SG President John Woodard.
“We...
A number of students who believed their final season in Tiger Stadium slipped away have gotten a second chance, thanks to an online appeal form provided by Student Government.
The ticket ordering notification...
Looking back over the past year, Student Government has experienced its share of memorable moments.
The spring 2013 election ended in victory for Woodard and his vice-presidential running mate Taylor Parks...
While many University students are enjoying days on the beach and soaking in the summer fun, Student Government will remain on campus in an attempt to better itself for the upcoming semester.
SG experienced...
Student Government convened Wednesday night in order to discuss possible future projects it may undertake in the upcoming school year.
The most discussed of these initiatives could result in an alternative...
Student Government has put together a group of students to keep LSU safe at night, and there is growing turnout and concern for the cause.
The Campus Affairs and Sustainability Committee, along with...
