Dylan Hembrough

On Monday, Oct. 21, the Student Senate unanimously passed three bills and eight resolutions, including one that took a stance against the university’s allocation of funds.

Student President Barrett Larkin used his veto power on two resolutions passed by acclamation at last week’s Senate meeting in order to foster more in-depth discussion between the senators.

The Alestle's Editor-in-Chief, Dylan Hembrough, is passionate about the national and international political scene. He will share his opinions on current events in this column every two weeks.

The night of Dec. 19, 2023, Natasha Israt Kabir was frisked by a member of the SIUE Police Department after requesting their escort service. Almost a year later, as a student senator, Kabir shared her experience with the Senate and proposed a resolution to require training on student rights for police and students.

The Student Senate heavily debated — but ultimately passed — a resolution supporting the creation of a “dead week” before finals, where no new assignments, quizzes or exams above a

The Alestle's Editor-in-Chief, Dylan Hembrough, is passionate about the national and international political scene. He will share his opinions on current events in this column every two weeks.

Shortly after The Alestle published a story on the unconstitutionality of University Housing's media practice in late August, the Foundation for

Are you an SIUE student looking to get your photography published? The Alestle is hosting a student photography contest, and the winners will be published in the first print issue of the spring semester.

The Student Senate approved $4,200 in travel requests for seven student organizations at their Dec. 2 meeting, the shortest one of the semester at just 31 minutes.

The Alestle's Editor-in-Chief, Dylan Hembrough, is passionate about the national and international political scene. He will share his opinions on current events in this column every two weeks.