CU student government

Students met with community leaders to begin conversations around police reform. Attendees left the meeting having started an open dialogue with the community but without a clear plan of action regarding reform. By CU Students for Police Reform

In light of recent demands for racial justice across all American institutions, CUSG has prioritized optics over action. By Delaney Deskin

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

Reach, one of the four tickets running in the CUSG spring election, has lost two of its candidates just six days before voting is set to open. By Robert Tann

The five-hour meeting ended with some progress and a plan for moving forward, but resolution remains a long way off. By Lucy Haggard

The Student Fee Budget Proposal, which is not finalized, follows the April 2018 conflict between CUSG and CU administration. By Lucy Haggard

Two additional representatives — one student and one CU Foundation member — will join the existing committee. By Lucy Haggard

CU Student Government and other groups are frustrated that the student position was not selected in good faith by the regents. By Lucy Haggard

Thirty points were collectively leveled against the ticket and two of its candidates as of early Friday. By Lucy Haggard

Roughly 200 students protested Chancellor DiStefano’s decision to slash CUSG funding. By Jackson Barnett and Robert Tann