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February 23, 2024
The Texas A&M Student Senate unanimously passed the “Better Beutel Bill” to advocate for A&M to increase funding for the A.P. Beutel Health Center located on campus. By a vote of 53-0, the senate passed this bill at its Feb. 21 meeting to recognize and support the staff at Beutel with critical funding so the...
December 11, 2023
The immediate past governor of Sokoto State, Senator Aminu Tambuwal, has approved the appointment of 64 aides.
December 11, 2023
The immediate past governor of Sokoto, Senator Aminu Tambuwal, has approved the appointment of 64 aides across the local governments in his
October 13, 2023
Former Speaker of the Texas A&M Student Senate Andrew Applewhite was sworn in as the new student body president, or SBP, following the impeachment of former SBP Hudson Kraus. After
September 28, 2023
Former-Student Body President Hudson Kraus was impeached and removed by the Student Senate on Sept. 27 by a 35-15 vote following weeks of public controversy.
September 20, 2023
Texas A&M Student Body President Hudson Kraus released a statement on Sept. 19 stating he withdrew his injunction from the Judicial Court. Now, the Student Government Association, or SGA, impeachment
September 14, 2023
The Texas A&M Judicial Court has issued an injunction that temporarily halted proceedings for Student Body President Hudson Kraus’ impeachment trial. The trial was intended to be held during the
September 1, 2023
Finance sophomore Hunter Kraus was denied a presidential cabinet position after his brother, Student Body President Hudson Kraus, altered the official job description the day of the Student Senate vote
July 1, 2022
The buffer zone shielding the Supreme Court from protesters covers a right-wing group that fought buffer zones at abortion clinics.
April 8, 2022
The 75th Session of the Texas A&M Student Senate convened on April 6 for its first meeting, electing and swearing in new chairs for three of the seven committees, leaving