Code of conduct
Coverage of Code of conduct in the Nexus archive.
- Clemson says Kevin Guskiewicz to remain at Michigan State University
Kevin Guskiewicz will remain as president of Michigan State University despite initially accepting a position at Clemson University. The decision follows his contract extension through 2031 and a doubled salary to $2 million, amid controversial changes to MSU’s Board of Trustees code of conduct. Clemson stated Guskiewicz will stay for 'personal reasons,' reversing his earlier departure plan.
- No more ‘wiggling out’ of disclosing free trips overseas for Delaware lawmakers
Delaware lawmakers have passed a law requiring disclosure of all travel expenses of $250 or more paid by third parties, addressing prior gaps in reporting free trips to locations like Taiwan and Israel. The change aims to eliminate ambiguity in existing rules, following media reports that highlighted unreported travel by officials since 2010.
- Election campaigning ends in GB as 48-hour ban comes into force
The Gilgit-Baltistan Election Commission prohibited all election-related activities 48 hours before the June 7 legislative assembly elections, enforcing a ban on rallies, gatherings, and canvassing. Security measures and logistical arrangements were confirmed to ensure free, fair, and peaceful polling, with officials emphasizing compliance with election laws.
- Book of Cron Job
A book titled 'Book of Cron Job' was published in Nature on June 3, 2026, with the DOI 10.1038/d41586-026-01716-0. The article references a code of conduct.
- MS-13's 'Salvadoran rules' led gang to cut out man's heart, prosecutors say at L.A. trial
Federal prosecutors in Los Angeles allege that MS-13's local leaders adopted a code requiring aspiring members to commit murders to prove loyalty, leading to ritualistic machete killings, including one where a man's heart was cut out.
- MSU President leaving for Clemson amid contention among trustees, just after salary increase
Michigan State University President Kevin Guskiewicz is leaving to become Clemson University’s 16th president, days after his MSU contract was extended through 2031 with a doubled salary. His departure occurs amid contentious changes to MSU’s Board of Trustees code of conduct, which now includes sanctions for dissenting voices.
- ASEAN, China unlikely to finalize South China Sea Code of Conduct at upcoming summit
ASEAN leaders are unlikely to finalize a Code of Conduct for the South China Sea at the upcoming summit, though incremental progress may be achieved. Key unresolved issues include geographic scope, legal status, and enforcement mechanisms after over two decades of negotiations. Analysts express skepticism about the agreement's effectiveness given China's track record of provocations and violations.