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In January, the House Republican Caucus outlined our agenda for the 2023-2024 legislative session, which focused on five main pillars: bolstering statewide economic development, reforming education, limiting government through fiscal

In January, the House Republican Caucus outlined our agenda for the 2023-2024 legislative session, which focused on five main pillars: bolstering statewide economic development, reforming education, limiting government through fiscal

This marks the third year an all-woman duo won the two top executive seats.

The Transfer Student Assembly requested more equitable budget cuts.

Anyone can show up at the Statehouse, and the Legislature livestreams most of its activity on YouTube.

The renamed Latine Student Assembly aims to better represent the community.

The senate addressed Fryft concerns in their first spring meeting Tuesday evening.

The largest part of USG’s budget allocation is to the programming department to host events for the student body.

Senators also shared their upcoming plans and projects for next semester at Tuesday’s USG meeting.

Barbados has once again called on the European Union (EU) to put a halt to its persistent black and grey listing of CARICOM countries as non-cooperative tax jurisdictions. The appeal on behalf of Barbados and other CARICOM and ACP countries came r