After years of efforts, Colorado Mesa University’s (CMU) campus has recently been designated as Hunger Free, as assigned by the Colorado Department of Higher Education.
The goals of a Hunger Free...
The Sept. 27 meeting of the Associated Student Government was centered upon a presentation regarding an upcoming visit by the Higher Learning Commission to Colorado Mesa University.
Morgan Bridge, a business...
Associated Student Government passed three bills during their Sept. 20 meeting.
The first of these bills concerned the allocation of $760 from the ASG operating budget for a raft trip through the Outdoor...
Colorado Mesa University’s Associated Student Government has made it clear in interviews and statements during meetings that one of their main goals for the upcoming academic year is to be a more visible...
After two years as one of Associated Student Government’s health sciences senator, Samantha Gaasch returned for her third year in the position. As a criminal justice major with a forensics minor, Gaasch’s...
At the beginning of their Sept. 6 meeting, campus resident senator Jeff Vela of Associated Student Government introduced a resolution regarding students previously protected by the Deferred Action for...
Associated Student Government (ASG) discussed two major bills during their Sept. 14 meeting. The first of these bills concerned the reimbursement for Colorado Mesa University President Tim Foster, who...
For many Colorado Mesa University students, the only time to think about the university's Associated Student Government is when presidential candidates chalk campaign slogans on the sidewalks in the spring....
The Associated Student Government (ASG) of Colorado Mesa University held its first meeting of the 2017-2018 school year this past Wednesday. The meeting began with a report from ASG President Ben Linzey...
The Colorado Mesa University Associated Student Government (ASG) passed five bills almost all unanimously during their weekly meeting on Wednesday.
The first bill passed allotted $310 from the Student...
Perhaps you’ve noticed the yard signs, chalk drawings or shamelessly self-promotional campaigning ramping up the past few weeks. If not, it won’t be long, because ASG elections have begun ramping up....
It seems as though there is an air of apathy surrounding the campus’s view of the Associated Student Government (ASG). Not unlike what we see in our national government.
In the coming days, candidates...
