Legislation thread

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After a Judge ruled that the governing body over the UL System was not allowed to name schools under its authority, (even though no law prohibited it) a law was enacted that allowed a name change.

The law specifically states that the school's full name "University of Louisiana" cannot be used alone. That they must include a location clarifier in the initial description.

This does not prevent academics from referring to themselves as "Louisiana."

Related: Official University names

So here’s the turd in the sandwich. UNO, a few years prior, changed their name from LSU-NO after joining the rest of the LSU rejects like every other 4 year ULS program except UL and Tech, the same exact way UL originally did.

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So here’s the turd in the sandwich. UNO, a few years prior, changed their name from LSU-NO after joining the rest of the LSU rejects like every other 4 year ULS program except UL and Tech, the same exact way UL originally did.

There are triple standards out there.

When leaving LSU, ULM was allowed to change from a 2-year school to a 4-year school, without the proper legislative vote.