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After almost seven hours of gallery comments across two sessions, the Associated Students of Oregon State University Senate voted not to pass Senate Resolution-83.09. Yesterday, May 22, ASOSU held the last senate meeting of the year. This meeting covered many different issues. One such issue was SR-83.09, a resolution calling for OSU to divest from...
We will need continued community pressure, in addition to the ongoing powerful student movement, to succeed in striking this blow against the US war machine.
Muslim and Middle Eastern North African (MENA) students at UW-Madison believe more cultural identity centers can help the safety and community of marginalized students on campus.
Two senators named in the complaint filed by Carmen Kang filed a response to the Constitutional Council. Some senators and students criticized the attention to the case amid other campus issues.
The Elections Commission filed a response to Kang's complaint and called for her expulsion from the Senate. As the Constitutional Council considers Kang's complaint, the University wrote that they do not believe security presence is needed at this time, but they continue to evaluate concerns raised by senators.