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...
In a rather calm and nonconfrontational Student Government presidential debate Thursday night, both tickets addressed budget cuts, sustainability and issues facing minority and underrepresented groups...
Student Government President Taylor Cox announced Wednesday that Student Government would stop providing bluebooks and Scantrons throughout the semester and would begin only funding these items during...
The lineup for this year’s Groovin’ on the Grounds will be released today at an official announcement party in Free Speech Plaza.
The announcement party will last from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and...
The Student Government Senate voted Wednesday to amend the College Council Constitution and to thank the freshman Leadership Council for completing its service project to clean the University lakes.
SGB...
Would you risk expulsion for medical attention?
Student Government made the case last Wednesday that the University should implement a new Emergency Response Policy for students — one it hopes...
Students living on Ben Hur Road and Brightside Drive will find a new designated driver in a recently announced fourth evening bus route on the weekends.
The bill to add the new Tiger Trails route was...
The Student Government Senate approved a financial bill Wednesday night that will provide students with a fourth evening Tiger Trails bus route in addition to a resolution to adopt an Emergency Response...
John Woodard and Taylor Parks are preparing a campaign they hope will bring unity to the University for the approaching Student Government spring 2013 presidential and vice presidential election.
Woodard,...
Editor’s note: This is the first in a series of profiles on the Student Government presidential campaign. The candidates are listed in alphabetical order by presidential candidates’ last name.
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Student Government presidential candidate John Woodard was found guilty Thursday evening of one election code violation but not several others during an SG University Court hearing — the first of...
Student Government Senate passed a concurrent resolution to repurpose student fee funds from the Paid Admission Concert Fund to a newly proposed “Organization Ideas to Action” fund.
With...
