A look into SHSU Student Government Association elections
With student body elections coming up, we looked into some of the students running for office and took a look…
Posts Tagged 'Elections'
Straight-Ticket Voting is an Empty Gesture
This election is proving to be the most climactic in living memory. Partisan tensions along all lines are at a…
Student Government Association Continues to Serve Students Online
Due to the growing concerns of the coronavirus pandemic, Sam Houston State University moved all classes online and made student…
Students Weigh in on Trump Impeachment Process
With Election Day set for Nov. 3, 2020, some Sam Houston State University students are unsure whether the impeachment process…
“A Hashtag Is Not A Vote.” -Dana Hoyt What students need to know about voting
Associate Professor in the Department of Economics and International Business Darren Grant explains what students should know about voting. It…
Bearkats gear up for elections
The Sam Houston State University Student Government Association’s (SGA) annual election is now open. SHSU students have the chance to…
SGA runoff results announced, new officers take office in June
Results for the 2015-16 student government executive board were released this morning. After a runoff election, Senator Phill Lund was…
SGA runoff results announced, new officers take office in June
Results for the 2015-16 student government executive board were released this morning. After a runoff election, Senator Phill Lund was…
The Octogenarian – An acquaintance from his youth
The Octogenarian compares the racially imposed Jim Crow laws of the 1930s to modern voter registration obstacles set in place by the government pulling from life experiences and first hand accounts.
The Octogenarian – An acquaintance from his youth
The Octogenarian compares the racially imposed Jim Crow laws of the 1930s to modern voter registration obstacles set in place by the government pulling from life experiences and first hand accounts.