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Mage, ridden by Javier Castellano, just won the 2023 Kentucky Derby. Here's what we know.

Chloe's Dream became the sixth horse to die during racing or training at the Churchill Downs spring meet when he was injured in a Kentucky Derby day race.

Committee members and students engaged in conversation across a wide variety of topics, including often negative student perception of the Honor system, approaches to generative AI and the Committee’s efficiency.&nbsp&#x3B;

The ‘Prince’ reviewed relevant reports and interviewed current and former chairs of the Honor Committee about how their processes have changed since the rejected referenda and students’ criticism of the Committee.

At its Tuesday meeting, the Undergraduate Senate expressed opposition to the Faculty Senate’s decision to bypass its prior votes against proposed revisions to the Honor Code that would explicitly allow exam proctoring, ending a 102-year long precedent.

The GSC discussed the last Faculty Senate meeting and heard updates from R&DE on events and on-campus food options.

Republican senator Mike Lee has joined public attacks on a BYU professor who told students at the Mormon-led university about her trans child.

Catch up all 16 resolutions the Undergraduate Senate has passed since February.

“I urge the Faculty Senate to rescind its unilateral decision and reaffirm the precious co-governance principles that foster faculty-student collaboration,” writes Kevin Li '22. “And if the Faculty Senate does its part, the UGS should too.”

"It is exceedingly strange," writes professor David Palumbo-Liu, "that Stanford puts in place a Civic, Liberal, and Global Education (COLLEGE) curriculum extolling the virtues of citizenship and democracy, and then the Faculty Senate brazenly acts to disenfranchise the undergraduate members of its community and squelch a legitimate democratic vote."