“At one point, we both felt like we couldn’t make the change we wanted on our campus without SGA, but just days ago, SGA sent a clear message: they don’t want us to.”
New election guidelines passed by SGA
SGA passes Resolution 2223-056 to approve updated election guidelines.
SGA sets its sights on the semester
Student Government Association will continue working to revitalize campus and hold the university accountable.
A recent history of SGA and DEI
Conflict between SGA and diversity leaders arises after two DEI vetoes from the SGA President. Director of DESB resigns.
Letter to the Editor: SGA leadership’s performative actions on Diversity, Equity and Student Belonging
Graphic by Corrina Reiss. The Butler Collegian is committed to sharing diverse viewpoints from across the university and to upholding values of free speech. However, The Collegian does not endorse or promote opinions contained within any letter to the editor. With four weeks left of the semester, I have decided to resign from my position…
SGA Uber partnership falters under spring break demand
A spending cap on the service was reached the weekend following spring break, requiring students to pay out of pocket.
Q&A with SGA president-elect and vice president-elect
On Feb. 23 Cade Chezem and Meet Patel were elected as the new president and vice president of SGA.
SGA: A semester in review
SGA reflects on internal and external adjustments made this semester and what the future will hopefully look like for students.
Students share their concerns at Pasta with the Provost
The SGA event gave students the chance to bring up issues directly to interim provost Brooke Barnett.
SGA relaunches Uber partnership, updates student organization funding
Students can now Uber to select locations around Indianapolis for discounted or waived prices. Student organizations looking for funding must go through the SGA Senate instead of the SGA finance board.