CORE Collective candidates won every race in the highest-turnout USG election in recent years, winning all five cabinet seats by margins of over 200 votes.
USG’s Elections & Rules Committee can request the names of students behind Sidechat posts that may violate its negative speech policy for candidates—and has already done so this election cycle.
A policy informing all Undergraduate Student Government committee members and chairs to redirect media requests to the Vice President of Student Organizations or other members of the cabinet was revoked after being published in error, but the substance of the directive remains.
CPOST hosted its fifth annual Hagel Lecture, where former Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel and former Deputy Secretary of State Kurt Campbell discussed the war in Iran and its impact on global alliances, economics, and foreign policy.
Four candidates vying for the USG presidency took questions and laid out their visions for Undergraduate Student Government in the 2026–27 academic year.
