CUSG

With this ruling, Unity is therefore reinstated in the Spring 2022 CUSG election and are the new Tri-Executives of CUSG, making them the first all-female ticket in CU’s history. By William Oster

With these two rulings, the Amplify ticket, which received just 9.6% of the vote, retroactively becomes the next tri-executives of CUSG, barring any successful appeals made by the Inspire or Unity tickets.

Three University of Colorado Boulder Student Government justices heard arguments from Unity and Inspire ticket representatives…

Students turned out in record numbers this year to elect Ben Lansbury and Milan Nayat of the Inspire ticket to serve as executives for CUSG. By William Oster

The former Inspire candidate spoke at length about hearing he was ineligible, amplifying student voices, and the road ahead. By William Oster

CUSG candidates made their case for election to students, promoting bold policy changes and more resources for students. By William Oster

On Thursday, CUSG voted to censure CU System President Mark Kennedy for racist and homophobic actions and remarks. By Henry Larson

CU Independent voter guide for CU Student Government’s fall 2020 election, with 13 candidates vying for five positions. By Chloe Wasserstrom

University of Colorado Boulder Student Government released a statement regarding safety concerns with public safety order, one day before its amended. By Noelle Videon

The CUSG spring 2020 election brought in substantially low voter counts, with turnout falling from over 20% in 2018 to less than 3% now. By Tory Lysik