USG senators wrong to reject CHIA housing bill
USG’s reasons for rejecting the bill demonstrates its unfamiliarity with its content.
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USG responds to Greek tax resolution
As members of the Undergraduate Student Government Senate, we wish to address the concerns raised by Tara Campbell in Eric Wendorf’s article “USG Senate rejects tax resolution.” USG’s mission is to represent and advocate on behalf of the entire undergraduate population. No benefit for any group in the student body, regardless of size, is too […]
USG Senate rejects tax resolution
The author of the resolution claims that the rejection was a result of anti-Greek bias.
Dinner held for student leadership
The event featured campus presidents and past alumni in a mixer-like event at the Radisson.
New USG senators present campaign platforms
The first meeting of the new USG Senate kicked off on Tuesday night, featuring the newly appointed senators presenting their campaign platforms. Commuter senators stressed USG’s role in connecting students who live off campus to the greater student body. “I want to make commuters feel more connected to campus, so they feel like they’re part […]
QuASA petitions for gender-neutral housing
The petitioned housing option would disregard gender while matching up roommates.
Exhibit reflects empathy
USC World Vision ACT:S hosted the exhibit to spread awareness on human trafficking.
Meeting focuses on efficiency
President Elect Andrew Menard also revealed the newly appointed executives.
Senators discuss budget concerns
The Undergraduate Student Government also evaluated pending funding requests.
2014 USG Election: Meet the Candidates
Meet the Candidates