You can have a say in the way IUPUI is run by joining the student government.
There are three branches—the Undergraduate Student Government, Graduate and Professional Student Government, and Supreme Court. All three help to manage campuswide events, enact new campus legislation, and work with faculty and administrators to create positive change.
The Undergraduate Student Government (USG) holds public meetings every Friday at noon. You are always welcome to attend!
They advocate for and empower others to stand up and take action on the IUPUI campus. They also work with campus administrators, faculty members, and staff members to build coalitions for positive change.
Members are either elected by the student body or chosen as representatives from student organizations. You could become one of them!
Learn more about Undergraduate Student GovernmentThe Graduate and Professional Student Government (GPSG) represents all graduate and professional students on the IUPUI campus. They work to promote the health and well-being of students, to improve academic affairs, and to make IUPUI a more sustainable campus.
Members are elected by GPSG representatives and representatives are either appointed or elected by each individual school. All graduate and professional students are welcome to attend.
The Supreme Court of Student Government provides accountability and oversight of elections and government officers.
They work with the Office of Student Conduct as justices on the University Hearing Commission and include both undergraduate and graduate students.
The University Hearing Commission (UHC) is comprised of students, faculty, and staff who are trained in the IUPUI student conduct process and who are committed to facilitating student learning. UHC members foster and promote these ideals by upholding community standards, implementing The Code, and understanding the rights and responsibilities of members of the university community.
Student members of the University Hearing Commission play an integral role in educating their peers about the importance of promoting community, civility, and ethics within the IUPUI community. This experience is open to all IUPUI, IU Columbus, and IU Fort Wayne students. If you have any additional questions about this position, please email us at lead@iupui.edu.
