After more than a week of Student Government roller coaster rides — including an initial triumph by Unite LSU Student Government presidential candidate John Woodard and vice presidential candidate...
Last week’s Student Government election has been nullified in light of SG President Taylor Cox and Chief Justice Morgan Faulk’s announcement that a new election will be held March 25.
The...
Student Government approved a resolution Wednesday to offer health benefits to University employees who are involved in a domestic partnership at the Senate meeting.
The resolution which was authored...
A request by Impact LSU to reopen a complaint filed last week against the Unite LSU campaign regarding the late submission of financial documents was dismissed by the University Court on Monday evening...
The University Court overturned the election board’s decision to disqualify the Unite LSU ticket from the spring Student Government Elections Sunday evening, and John Woodard and Taylor Parks have...
University Court upheld the Student Government Election Board’s decision to disqualify Unite LSU from the recent SG elections Saturday, based on alleged overspending by the campaign.
However, Unite...
The final decision on this week’s controversial Student Government election will come Saturday when the University Court hears an appeal to the election board’s decision to disqualify Unite...
Unite LSU Student Government presidential candidate John Woodard and vice presidential candidate Taylor Parks cheered Wednesday as the announcement came that they received more than 1,000 votes over their...
The Student Government Senate voted Wednesday to urge higher admission requirements and to purchase six microwaves for students to use on campus.
The Senate passed a resolution urging the Chancellor’s...
The UNITE LSU campaign has been disqualified due to questions over its campaign financial documents.
More updates will be provided as information comes in.
While almost a week has passed since Student Government announced it would stop providing students with free Scantrons and blue books excluding midterms and finals weeks, the program’s future and...
After about a month of campaigning and last week’s debate, students may officially begin voting for who they want to be their next Student Government president.
Voting begins at 7 a.m. today and...
