As of 2020, Undergraduate Student Government (USG) is the governing body of the undergraduate students at Ohio State University. In 1967, USG replaced Student Senate and Student Court (the existing student government) when a new constitution was written by a Constitutional Convention and ratified by the student body. This constitution established the structure and duties of three branches of government (legislative, executive, and judicial), impeachment and amendment procedures, and a Bill of Rights. As of 2020, there are still three branches of USG. The legislative branch is the General Assembly, which consists of students elected by and representing students from each college with an undergraduate major and each living area. The executive branch consists of a president and vice president elected by the undergraduate student body, an Executive Cabinet, and an Operations Team. The judicial branch is the Judicial Panel, whose members are appointed by the executive branch and confirmed by the General Assembly. USG’s purposes are to guide the University, improve student life, and advocate for undergraduate student concerns.