Danielle Manley, staff writer Recent developments with the USU Spirit Squad prompted an amendment proposed at the USU/SA Executive Council
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By Lori Montgomery and Rosalind S. Helderman, Washington Post WASHINGTON – After shutting down the U.S. government for 16 days
Danielle Manley, assistant news editor The ASUSU Executive Council turned down a proposal to split one council position and create
Danielle Manley, assistant news editor After weeks of debate about altering the ASUSU constitution, the Executive Council finalized their changes,
Eric Jungblut, copy editor Members of the ASUSU Executive Council took to the campus cafeterias to get feedback from students.
Danielle Manley, assistant news editor Nov. 5 will prove to be more important to USU students than they realize. Logan
Gillian Ponce, staff writer Most students at USU have heard about the federal government shutdown, but how much do they
Yesterday, America came one step closer to a more perfect union. In his acceptance speech for the presidency of the
By Benjamin Wood Students in the TSC Ballroom cheered at 9 p.m. Tuesday as CNN projected Barack Obama as winner
By Becka Turner Expected disappointment hovered over the Cache Republican Party celebrations concerning the national election, but turned joyous concerning