Cade Coppinger News Today

Student leaders have asked the city for protected class status, as occupancy limits are set to begin June 1.

City Council, As representatives of the Texas Aggie Classes of 2024, 2025, 2026 and 2027, we write to you today to urge a reconsideration of the No-More-Than-Four policy. Students are having an increasingly difficult time finding adequate housing in College Station. High rent, low student income and shortages in housing availability has led many students...

Student Body President, or SBP, candidates debated at the Memorial Student Center, or MSC, flag room ahead of the spring student body election on Thursday, Feb. 22. The debate was moderated by Assistant Director of Student Assistance Services Angela Winkler and a member of the election commission.  The debate consisted of four rounds of questioning...

The Texas A&M Student Government Association Election Commission released the list of candidates running for major positions in the 2024-25 election. Finalized on Feb. 16 by Election Commissioner Jared Ramos, the candidates are as follows: Major races Student body president: Cade Coppinger, finance junior Ben Crockett, political science junior  Luke Kohler, finance junior Ankit Lulla,...

On Wednesday, Dec. 6, Texas A&M’s Student Body President, or SBP, Andrew Applewhite vetoed the Student Body Vice President Act, or SBVP Act, which passed 32-4 at the last Student Senate meeting of the semester on Wednesday, Nov. 29. The bill sought to make the SBVP an elected position in the spring student body elections...

On Wednesday, Dec. 6, Texas A&M’s Student Body President, or SBP, Andrew Applewhite vetoed the Student Body Vice President Act, or SBVP Act, which passed 32-4 at the last Student

On Aug. 31, I did something I had never done before — attend a Student Senate meeting.