student government

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

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

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

The University of Colorado Boulder Student Government (CUSG) announced the 2022 fall election results on Monday, Nov. 7. By Isabella Hammond

Six candidates made their case as to why they should be elected representative-at-large at Wednesday’s CUSG debate. By Will Oster

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

The fall 2021 CU Student Government elections have begun, with 5 candidates running for Representative-At-Large. By Alexandra Llorca

CUSG’s fall 2020 election was the largest amount of total candidates running. Here are the results. By Tory Lysik