Student Senate
Presidential candidates Michael Hall, Nathaniel Brown, and Katrina Hurley, and Vice President candidate Marci Luton competed in a Senate Debate Monday evening in the Library.
Karson Langley, who is also running for Senate Vice President, was unable to make the debate because she was away for a golf meet.
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Students running for Senate President open up about their campaigns
Read MorePresident Dillon Spies introduced Sami Schmit as the newest justice of a now full Court.
Chief Justice Coy Clark said that the Court decided it would have a rules meeting for Senate petitions at 6 p.m., April 1 and would only take petitions until 6:30 p.m. Any petitions submitted after that will not be accepted.
Read MoreIn Monday’s meeting, Chief Justice Coy Clark and Student Trustee Jacob Rissler presented the revisions to the court procedures of the constitution.
Read MoreStudent Senate voted in two new senators in a special meeting Wednesday called by Student Senate President Dillon Spies on Tuesday.
Read MoreLaure Sinn confirmed that the speaker Jackson Katz from UCLA, will come to Chadron State to give a presentation on Title IX March 17.
Read MoreSenate approved three student applications for the student trustee position. The names of the students will not be released yet.
Read MoreSenator of Liberal Arts Courtney Bustillos and Senator At Large Lindsey Schanaman handed in resignations this week.
Read MoreSenators discussed at length the newly appointed court justices. Coy Clark was voted and sworn in as the new chief justice. To fill the constitutional court justice openings, President Dillon Spies met with professors and advisers to scout out potential candidates, he said.
Read MoreJon Lordino, chief justice, announced his resignation via email to President Dillion Spies and Vice President Taylor Strong prior to the Senate meeting Monday night. Senate will be taking nominations for a new chief justice next week.
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