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Urban studies, physic majors to reign over 2020-21 DU royal court
NEW ORLEANS (April 21, 2020) – A Los Angeles urban studies major and an Atlanta physics major won the crowns of Miss and Mister...
So-called 'Uber ban' modified
NEW ORLEANS (February 14, 2020) – A controversial ban on nonresidential drivers past midnight that left students having to leave...
Edwards third female to lead freshmen
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SGA President Traelon Rogers, left, inducts newly elected freshmen into office Sept. 13 in the Student...
2nd female is named to lead Class of 2022
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Jerra Gentry, a Houston theatre major, poses standing at far left with other candidates before being...
SGA presidential candidate unopposed: Kennedy Watson
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From left are Nia Randolph, John Lawson II and Toiya Smith, the candidates for SGA vice president,...
Revised SGA Constitution eliminates slots, renames historian post
NEW ORLEANS (April 13, 2017) – The Student Government Association Constitution has been revised to eliminate on- and off-campus...
SGA elections set for April 5 online
NEW ORLEANS (March 31, 2017) -- Elections for new Student Government Association officers and the court is set to be held online next...
Complete list of SGA, class officers 2016-17
Student Government Leadership 2016-17
NEW ORLEANS (Oct. 6, 2016) – The following is the list of all student officers for...
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