About Us

 Who are we?

Since 1907, Purdue Student Government has been serving as the primary organization for the representation of the undergraduate student body with a goal for advocating for student needs and providing important connections.

What do we do?

We strive to provide students with real and meaningful change at Purdue through policy change, campus-wide initiatives, and the promotion of resources.

View each branch in the tabs below

Judical Branch

What are we?

The Judicial Branch, aka the Supreme Court: They work on matters pertaining to PSG’s Constitution, Bylaws, and Standing Rules. They are also the final appeal court for parking violations.

Justices: One Chief Justice and eight Associate Justices.

Clerks, aka Clerks of the Court: Appointed as needed by the Chief Justice.

Meet Our Supreme Court

 Judicial Branch Organizational Chart

Executive Branch

What are we?

Cabinet: Directs all executive aspects of the Government and is responsible for carrying out daily affairs.

Board of Directors: Consists of six Executive Committees that assist the President with internal operations and initiatives.

Legislative Branch

What are we?

The Legislative Branch, aka the Senate: They work to research policies to implement legislation for the student body. Any legislation is voted on by Senators that represent each academic college.

The election cycle: Three Senators are elected in the Spring to represent each academic college.

Meet Our Cabinet

Meet Our Board of Directors

Executive Committees

 Legislative Branch Organizational Chart

Executive Branch Organizational Chart

Organizational Information

We understand Purdue Student Government is an expansive and complex organization. To help with clarity, we have provided the following links.