Butler SGA
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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.
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SGA finalizes yearly budget
Butler’s SGA approves budget, allocating $70,000 for organization wages, and $45,000 for transportation.
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SGA to separate from program council, diversity program council
Major changes to Butler’s SGA structure move program council and diversity program council to department of student affairs and diversity center.
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Letter to the Editor: Diversity, Equity and Inclusion initiatives that exclude Jews is not progress
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion initiatives that exclude Jews is not progress
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Butler SGA update: Navigating COVID-19 restrictions
Butler University SGA’s programming board has finessed more ways for students to engage in on-campus programming. The student senate has simultaneously considered ways to more effectively represent students through a discussion of the modified senate and legislative structure.
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Letter to the editor: Indianapolis community groups and Butler student organizations oppose SGA resolutions
Now, we are asking you, as members of the Butler community, as constituents of SGA senators, and as people who believe in social justice, equality and freedom for all people — stand with us.
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Butler SGA resolution to thank BUPD passed, then vetoed
The resolution, which passed with a majority in SGA’s senate, was vetoed by SGA’s president in the context of ongoing discussions about police brutality across the country.
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After BlueIndy left Indianapolis in May, many Butler students lack adequate public transportation alternatives
In Indianapolis, a city with no metro system and limited bus lines, the departure of BlueIndy left many Butler students at the mercy of their friends with cars.
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SGA, Uber partner to provide free, discounted rides for students
Student body president Sam Varie announced a partnership with the ride-share service, Uber, to take students to resource centers and a grocery store off campus.