The inauguration of a university president is a significant event, marking a new chapter in the institution’s history. At Kentucky  State University (KSU), the inauguration of a new president is not just a ceremonial occasion but an opportunity to celebrate the university’s legacy, its future, and the leader who will guide it through the coming years. This year they have sworn in Aury Rios-Alcantara as the SGA’s new president. They also swear in every class SGA for the inauguration. This event brings together students, faculty, staff, alumni, and community leaders to acknowledge the president’s role in shaping the university’s strategic direction. At KSU, the president’s inauguration often reflects the university’s academic excellence, community engagement, and innovation values. The inaugural address is one of the most anticipated moments of the event. Here, the president outlines their vision for the future of the university. At a time when higher education faces numerous challenges ranging from funding pressures to evolving technological demands, the president’s vision can serve as a blueprint for the university’s growth. Emphasis is often placed on enhancing student experiences, fostering diversity and inclusion, and strengthening KSU’s research and outreach missions. Furthermore, the inauguration serves as a moment for reflection on KSU’s rich history. Established in 1886, KSU has grown into a leading public research institution. The new SGA President is used to help bring things to the light of the students and what they need to be brought to the light. Ultimately, the inauguration of KSU’s SGA president is a celebration of leadership and community. It serves as both a symbolic and practical event, where the university recommits to its mission of providing outstanding education, groundbreaking research, and meaningful service to Kentucky and beyond. When they are doing this they are representing the class.