Campus News

Wickramasinghe, who graduates this spring, reflects on three years in the Association

‘We have really lived up to our promise that we would unapologetically fight for what's right’

Heth will be allowed to serve out the rest of his term through fall quarter 2026

The committee has faced challenges in the past over the legality of its boycott and divestment powers

With e-bike and e-scooter accidents on the rise, here’s how students can travel safe in winter conditions

Members of the table went back and forth over a spending bill to stock Plan B

The justices questioned the arguments that Heth’s attendance at a TPUSA-affiliated conference warranted removal from office

The May 7 vote came as a success for Senator Nate Little, who campaigned on reducing the student government’s catering budget

Student and staff records are at risk as cybercrime group Shiny Hunters seeks to extort parent company Instructure

The resolution passed at the Senate’s April 30 meeting following heavy deliberation