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This week in ASCSU: Discussing Fort Collins’ “U+2” residency policy

Sam Hutton, Staff Reporter • October 27, 2022

The Associated Students of Colorado State University convened Oct. 26 for the eleventh meeting of the 52nd senate. To begin the meeting, the legislative body heard a presentation from Environmental...

ASCSU swears in new senators, hears legislation on elections

Piper Russell and Sam Hutton • September 19, 2022

The Associated Students of Colorado State University held their fifth senate session of the semester Sept. 14. ASCSU swore in three new senators and associate senators, heard from committee chairs and...

ASCSU ratifies new senators, associate justices, election manager

Piper Russell, Emmalee Krieg, and Allie Seibel • September 9, 2022

The Associated Students of Colorado State University held their second senate meeting of the semester Wednesday, Sept. 7. ASCSU reviewed bylaws at the meeting and ratified the supreme court associate justices...

Blouch: The real issues with ASCSU are internal

Cat Blouch, Social Media Editor • September 7, 2022

What do you think of when you hear about the Associated Students of Colorado State University? For some students at Colorado State University, ASCSU is a place where they can make an impact. Other students hear about the organization in passing, such as during election season, while the remainder of students don’t know what ASCSU is or what they are responsible for.

ASCSU swears in new leaders, closes 51st senate

Piper Russell, News Reporter • April 29, 2022

As the 51st senate of the Associated Students of Colorado State University came to a close, they passed new legislation, heard speeches from seniors and swore in the new president, vice president and speaker...

ASCSU hears new legislation, debates funding for Lyft codes

Piper Russell, News Reporter • April 14, 2022

The Associated Students of Colorado State University met April 13 for their 25th session. ASCSU heard five pieces of legislation. The first piece of legislation on the agenda was the second reading...

Eckburg: What’s the deal with ASCSU?

Bella Eckburg, Opinion Director • April 4, 2022

Associated Students of Colorado State University election voting opened April 4 and now, like most years prior, we have to wait to see how many CSU students will actually submit their votes. Unfortunately, this year has been fraught with confusion about election dates and uncertainty about candidates. Robert Long and Elijah Sandoval are the only presidential and vice presidential candidates on the ballot, a stark contrast to the multiple pairs who ran last year.

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This week in ASCSU: Discussing Fort Collins’ “U+2” residency policy

ASCSU swears in new senators, hears legislation on elections

ASCSU ratifies new senators, associate justices, election manager

Blouch: The real issues with ASCSU are internal

ASCSU swears in new leaders, closes 51st senate

ASCSU hears new legislation, debates funding for Lyft codes

Eckburg: What’s the deal with ASCSU?

ASCSU elections: Presidential and vice presidential write-in candidates Sam Moccia, Haydyn Deason

All three speaker of the senate candidates receive vote of confidence after senate revote

ASCSU presidential and VP candidates talk issues facing students, qualifications

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