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ASMSU Senate passes resolution to become net positive carbon

The ASMSU Senate passed a new resolution on Thursday, Feb. 3 to become net positive carbon, sponsored by ASMSU At-Large Senator Atticus Cummings. Net positive carbon moves beyond zero carbon emissions by producing more energy than is required and feeding this energy back into the grid. Cummings is a

ASMSU Senate resolution calls for Off-Campus Life Office funding

The ASMSU Senate unanimously approved a resolution on Thursday, Nov. 4, encouraging MSU to direct student funding to create an Off-Campus Life Office in the SUB. The goal of this office would be to help students find stable housing possibilities and provide centralized access to other resources. Atticus Cummings,

ASMSU Senate passes visibility resolution

On Thursday, Oct. 21, ASMSU voted unanimously to pass resolution 2021-R-13, titled ASMSU Visibility and Student Involvement in Legislation. This resolution aims to make in-progress legislation more public and increase opportunities for students to provide input. It requires that all in-progress legislation must be posted outside

ASMSU announces general election results

MSU’s student government, the Associated Students of MSU (ASMSU), held its general election this week to choose student leaders for the 2021-22 academic year. A total of 1,669 students cast ballots, a voter turnout of 11%. Students voted in favor of a proposed $4.55 per semester

ASMSU proposes Wellness Center on student ballot

ASMSU proposes Wellness Center on student ballot

As many know, in March of 2019, MSU lost over 60,000 square feet of recreation space when pieces of the roof over the Marga Hosaeus Fitness Center collapsed due to snow accumulation. This sparked a motion to renovate what is left of the gym as well as revamp University

Senate turns down concealed carry

On Nov. 8, ASMSU Senate voted against a resolution that would take the first steps towards allowing students to carry concealed weapons on campus. Even though 12 states around the nation allow individuals with a permit to carry concealed weapons on college campuses, ASMSU Senate had many reasons behind their