The new Student Government General Assembly took their place as the elected student voice of the University in its first meeting Tuesday.
SG presidential candidate Thor Lund and running mate Wills Brown came under speculation by the Election Supervisory Board on Tuesday for possibly violating University trademark rules in their promotional materials.
Lawler discusses goals he will pursue if elected student body president.
Lund addresses issues such as budget cuts, tuition costs, and Student Government goals.
After weeks of deliberation over the disqualification of candidates Gardner and Guevara, the SG Judicial Court gave the final word.
The candidates claimed the ESB violated procedure when evaluating a complaint against their campaign.
The SG Judicial Court will decide on Sunday whether there was procedural error in the ESB’s decision to disqualify Gardner and Guevara.
Nimmer said he does not know if Gardner and Guevara plan to appeal but would not be surprised if they did.
As of Wednesday, students at the University of Houston became familiar with a term UT has been acquainted with — disqualification.
Austin Carlson, SG law school representative, filed a complaint against Gardner and Guevara calling for their disqualification Monday evening.
The UT Student Government presidential elections will occur next week on March 28 and 29.
Mayor Lee Leffingwell endorsed Student Government presidential candidate John Lawler and running mate Terrence Maas.
Students will now be able to find reservation information for more than 550 indoor and outdoor spaces using online database “Find A Space.”