Student Government Archives

Interview with Student Senate President Candidate Caroline Miranda

by Nubian Message Editor | Mar 5, 2024

On Thursday, Feb. 28, NC State’s Student Government (SG) held the first Student Senate President...

Staff Editorial: It’s Not Really Giving. Nubian Message Will Not Be Endorsing Either Ticket For SBP/SBVP

by Nubian Message Managing Editor | Mar 14, 2021

Nubian Message acknowledges the importance of NC State’s Student Government Elections. As a...

Town Hall Proposes, Discusses Solutions for Campus Racial Climate

by Kennysha Woods | Mar 19, 2019

The Student Government Diversity Outreach Department hosted a racial climate town hall on Wednesday, Mar. 6 in Witherspoon Student Center. Sam Chan, a third-year studying political science and business administration, and Shelsey Hall, a fourth-year studying philosophy and political science, are co-directors of the Department of Diversity Outreach.

Nubian Message Endorses Obiol/Malico

by Nubian Message Editor | Mar 4, 2019

We, the staff of Nubian Message, are proud to endorse Alex Obiol, a third-year studying textile engineering, and Lexie Malico, a third-year chemistry graduate student, for student body president and vice president.

Student Media Hosts SBP/VP Debate

by Jalen Rose | Mar 4, 2019

On Feb. 28, Student Media hosted the Student Body President debate. This year, there are two presidential candidates, Emma Carter, a third-year studying sociology and international relations, and Alex Obiol, a third-year studying textile engineering. Carter’s vice-presidential candidate is Nicole Teague, a third-year studying business administration. Obiol’s vice-presidential candidate is Lexie Malico, a third-year PhD student studying chemistry.

OP-ED: Put Your Mouth Where Your Money Is: Get Involved With the Student Fee Process

by Nubian Message Editor | Jan 17, 2019

Student Government is hosting a Student Fees Town Hall in the Currituck-Hatteras Ballroom on Tuesday, January 22 from 6:00 to 7:45 PM. The event will feature representatives from the campus entities to whom we as students pay the largest fees: Transportation, Wellness and Recreation, Student Centers Operations, Student Health, and the Education and Technology Fee.