CUSG

The spring 2023 University of Colorado Student Government election concluded Friday, April 7, with 4.77% of eligible students voting. By Celia Frazier

Butterfly Effect, one of two tri-executive tickets running in the spring 2023 elections, announced their withdrawal on Tuesday, April 4. By Henry Larson

University of Colorado Boulder students spoke against the student government bid to ban concealed carry on campus. By Bella Hammond.

CU student government held its first and only debate for representative-at-large and tri-executives seats Wednesday in the University Memorial Center. By William Oster

CUSG legislators approved $33.4 million in spending for the coming fiscal year. By Henry Larson and Bella Hammond

Student government will be funding a pilot program to provide free or low-cost contraceptives to students on campus. By Henry Larson and Bella Hammond

A history of bans on concealed carry on CU campuses from 1970-present and what that policy might look like in the future. By Isabella Hammond

During their Feb. 2 meeting, CUSG Legislative Council ratified two new members and introduced two new bills. By Natalie Weiland

The CU Boulder Student Government will pack the CU Board of Regents meeting on Feb. 9 to promote a ban on concealed carry. By Isabella Hammond

The CUSG Legislative Council began the 98th session by electing Representative Sally Webster as president. By Isabella Hammond