budget
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Three things to know: SGA senate meeting 10/7
On Wednesday, Oct. 7 the SGA senate met for their first weekly meeting of the semester. There were two executive order decisions and one senate resolution decision made at the meeting that students might be interested in.
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Balling on a budget: fall edition
Trending fall fashion styles for 2020, where to find them and what Butler students recommend.
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Bulldogs ballin’ on a budget
We’ve all heard about it. Some of us live it, some of us can’t get far enough away from it. Here’s an article that lays out the who’s who in Butler’s thrift culture.
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OPINION | SGA Assembly: fulfill duty to campus and student body
On Sep. 19, Student Government Association assembly voted and passed the SGA budget proposal. This familiar procedure took place in a matter of minutes with little debate or concern raised about where approximately $750,000 would be going. This all-too-common scenario illustrates an issue that assembly must face—SGA representatives need to take their jobs more seriously.…
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OPINION | Parking solutions should be instated here and now
Administrators must find a temporary way to ease the parking problem on campus. This parking issue especially affects those who live in the Apartment Village, University Terrace, or have to walk a great distance to and from classes. The lack of parking spaces close to the majority of the academic halls for those who own…
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SGA budgets for next year
The remaining portion of the Butler University Student Government Association’s 2012-13 budget will most likely be approved today at assembly, said Dan Schramm, vice president of finance. SGA approved almost half of its budget at the last meeting. “Only some of the smaller boards remain,” Schramm said. “If it isn’t approved this week, it will…
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Faculty face budget, programming demands
For the next two weeks, Susan Zurbuchen will be busier than usual. On top of her regular class load and the responsibilities that come with her role as chair of Butler University’s Arts Administration program, she is taxed with finding enough time to schedule half-hour appointments with each of her 35 advisees. The two-person Arts…