CUSG

CU Boulder’s spring 2020 student government elections ended with 851 votes. The Create ticket, running unopposed, won the tri-executive seats. By Tory Lysik

The University of Colorado Student Government is proposing several changes to its constitution in the upcoming spring election. By Tory Lysik

Students will be able to vote for three new tri-executives and four representatives at-large during this spring’s CUSG elections. Voting will be on BuffPortal and will be open April 6 at 8 a.m. until April 9 at 8 p.m. By Tory Lysik

CU Boulder’s student government will move to online work and limit club funding in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. By Tory Lysik

A bill to solidify the roles of two CUSG liaisons related to diversity and accessibility was tabled Thursday following roughly 45 minutes of open discussion. By Tory Lysik

A bill guaranteeing the future of two diversity positions wI’ll go to CUSG Legislative Council for a vote Thursday. By Tory Lysik

Legislative Council President Sarah Altshuler violated Colorado Sunshine Law, FERPA and engaged in a wrongful vote according to articles of impeachment. By Tory Lysik

Nicholas Kennedy, a CUSG tri-executive, has resigned his position. He served in CUSG for over a year. By Tory Lysik

CU by Storm surpassed Evolve by less than 1%. With five positions open, all candidates were elected into representative-at-large positions. By Tory Lysik

Three parties and five candidates are running in the CUSG fall election to be representatives-at-large. Here is what you need to know. By Tory Lysik and Noelle Videon