CUSG

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

The two parties, with seven candidates in total, will race for five available seats. Voting is Oct. 29 through Nov. 1. By Lucy Haggard

The chancellor discussed university initiatives and addressed concerns regarding mental health and housing. By Robert Tann

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

The Ignite ticket came in first in a CUSG election that had a record 20 percent of the student body voting. By Lucy Haggard

No complaints have been filed related to the texts and candidate Hadleigh Swarts rescinded what was said. By Lucy Haggard and Will Hubbard

Voting started today and goes through Thursday. Here are the members of the six tickets and their positions. By Lucy Haggard

CUSG doesn’t represent the university’s student body. Students might be better off if the organization’s budget is reduced. By Harper Brown

The amendment updates anti-discrimination policies and makes it easier for the student body to change the Constitution. By Lucy Haggard

Next semester CU Student Government will shift their executive arrangement due to the imminent resignation of…