SGA: hosts election Town Hall, promotes campus mental health resources

SGA: hosts election Town Hall, promotes campus mental health resources

The Student Government association (SGA) held a Town Hall to introduce the election’s candidates on Tuesday in the Elkin Hall Great Room.

Vote in the 2025 SGA Elections

Dear Students,   Student Government Association (SGA) election season is here! As undergraduates, each one of you is a member of the SGA, and the SGA represents you in the shared work of creating the best possible student experience and advancing the university.  The 2025 SGA elections get under way today: Online early voting begins at 5 p.m. on Friday, April 11, and runs through Sunday, April 13. You can vote in person on campus between 10 a.m.…

New Executive Board elected, endowment investment conversation continues

Election results are in, and junior political communications major Georgia Winn is the next executive president of the Student Government Association.  Winn had the highest vote count in the election with 160 votes. Angus Abercrombie, another junior political communications major, will be the next vice president with 141 votes, and Oliver Katz, who is also a junior political communications major, continues on in his current position of executive…

Lawsuit demands suspension of new SGA election

MURRAY – A dispute over the results of a recent Student Government Association presidential election have led to the filing of a lawsuit against Murray State University President Dr. Bob Jackson demanding that the original election results be allowed to…

SGA Pollooza to bring music, food and tailgating to the Hill

SGA Pollooza will make its mark on WKU’s South Lawn Sunday.  The event, organized by the Student Government Association, will feature food trucks, music and tailgating.  “SGA Pollooza is a student-run event in every sense of the phrase,” Student Body President Sam Kurtz said in an email to the Herald. “It’s organized by students, for students, and every single performer taking the stage is a current WKU student. Think of it as a celebration of H…