Truman State University’s Student Government is an organization on campus comprised of over thirty students who are tasked with various jobs in the community, student life and academics. All members of Student Government share the […]
On Sept. 9-12, Student Government held their fall elections by sending out an email to students with a link to their ballot. Student Government was looking to fill 10 voting senator positions and four incoming […]
Happy first week of school, Bulldogs! We had a ton of fun helping with Truman Week festivities last week and are thrilled to see campus filled with students again. We hope your first week has […]
Welcome back, Bulldogs! We’re so happy to be back on campus with all of you! One of our favorite activities with Student Government each year is helping to welcome new students to campus during Truman […]
Happy last week of classes, Bulldogs! As the school year comes to a close, a new year in Student Government is just beginning. We are so honored and humbled to have been sworn in as […]
Deanna Schmidt and Katie Alexander have been elected Student Government president and vice president for the 2019-20 school year. Student Government polls closed at 10 a.m. this morning. Schmidt and Alexander ran uncontested on a […]
Students are voting in Student Government elections this week despite having only one competitive race. This semester’s elections determines the Truman State University Student Government president and vice president for next year, as well as […]
Candidates running for a seat on Student Government have until tomorrow to turn in applications, but campaigning has already begun. There are 12 voting senator positions, three senior senators, the vice president and president, and […]
Hi Bulldogs! Student Government coming at you for your weekly update! Spring is here everyone. I repeat, spring is here. Get out and enjoy the sunshine before it starts raining everyday as Missouri springs are […]
Nicolas Telep, news text editor for The Index, wrote a column last week criticizing Student Government’s proposed student health fee increase. This is his follow-up. […]
“Student Government proposed raising the student health fee by $10 to increase access to psychological or psychiatric care through University Counseling Services, according to the ballot resolution,” writes Nicolas Telep, The Index news text editor. “This seems to be a step in the right direction, but I’m skeptical of how much the increased fee can do.” […]
Voting for Student Government opened Monday and will conclude at 10 a.m. Thursday morning. […]
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